Non-degree status allows you to take a limited number of courses without admission to a formal academic program. Explore options such as real estate pre-licensure courses and legal studies, complete online courses to meet required CEUs, or learn a new subject through noncredit courses.
Community Education & Outreach
Regional Higher Education Community Education & Outreach
Ohio University Regional Higher Education offers more than courses and degrees — it offers a sense of belonging while fostering growth and learning for students and community members alike. Each regional campus location offers their own education and resources for their respective communities, and Regional Higher Education offers additional education and outreach opportunities for community members. Check out our community resources, professional development, educational workshops and more.
AI Workshops
Learn about practical, responsible AI approaches that can support programs, organizations and evolving workforce needs by attending an AI Workshop at one of Ohio University's five regional campuses.
Professional Development
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Rural Teacher Corps
Rural Teacher Corps prepares rural educators to implement community and career connected learning in their future classrooms. By preparing educators who understand the strengths and realities of rural life, the Rural Teacher Corps aims to not only recruit teachers but also retain them.
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Fairfield County Workforce Center
The Fairfield County Workforce Center provides training programs for high-demand industries including manufacturing, skilled trades and health care. The programs are offered through a collaborative partnership between the Fairfield County Commissioners, Ohio University Lancaster, Russ College of Engineering and Hocking College. The partnership focuses on economic development through training and workforce development.
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Reserve a Space On a Regional Campus
Ohio University's regional campuses offer a range of reservable spaces for events, meetings, and activities, including classrooms, conference rooms, auditoriums, and outdoor venues. Both university-affiliated and public requests are welcome and reviewed case-by-case. Learn more about available spaces, rental rates, operating hours, additional fees, and scheduling considerations during peak academic times and holidays.