Job Description
The University of Dayton is a private Catholic research university located in Dayton, Ohio. The university emphasizes academic excellence, community engagement, entrepreneurship, and experiential learning. Its academic offerings include engineering, business, the sciences, education, and the liberal arts. Students benefit from a campus-centered environment and opportunities to connect classroom learning with research, internships, and professional experience. Anglo-Georgia offers an international undergraduate pathway in collaboration with the university.
Undergraduate Programs (Bachelor’s)
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Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
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Computer Science
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Business Administration and Finance
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Marketing and Entrepreneurship
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Biological Sciences
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Psychology
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Communication and Education
Graduate Programs (Master’s)
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Engineering
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Computer Science
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Business Administration (MBA)
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Finance and Accounting
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Education
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Public Administration
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Communication and other interdisciplinary fields
Admission Requirements
Undergraduate applicants
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Official secondary school transcripts and graduation certificate
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Academic records meeting the relevant program requirements
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Proof of English proficiency, where required
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Completed application and supporting documents
Graduate applicants
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Recognized bachelor’s degree
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Official university transcripts
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English proficiency evidence, where required
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CV, statement of purpose, and recommendations when requested
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Additional program-specific prerequisites or examinations
Tuition & Fees
The university’s 2026–2027 undergraduate catalog lists full-time tuition of $25,955 per semester for students taking 12–18 semester hours. This is equivalent to $51,910 for two semesters, before additional fees and living expenses.
Graduate tuition is program-specific. For 2026–2027, the university lists graduate rates per credit hour of $1,145 for many science and engineering programs, $1,170 for many business master’s programs, and $790 for several other graduate disciplines
Housing & Living Costs
Students can consider university residence halls, campus dining, shared accommodation, or private rentals in Dayton. Living expenses depend on room type, food, transportation, insurance, and lifestyle. Request a current cost-of-attendance estimate for the specific degree and study period.