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Miami University Regionals offer two primary types of E-Campus offerings:

1. Online courses are conducted via the Internet.
2. Hybrid courses blend online instruction with a traditional classroom experience. A typical hybrid course will meet on campus one time per week and the remainder of the content will be delivered online.

Miami University offers a Bachelor Completion program in Electromechanical Engineering Technology concentration (EMET) to students at the following selected college partner locations via the Distance Learning Engineering Technology Program.

• Columbus State Community College, Columbus, OH
• Edison State Community College, Piqua, OH
• North Central State College, Mansfield, OH
• Northwest State Community College, Archbold, OH
• Rhodes State College, Lima, OH
• Shawnee State University, Portsmouth, OH
• Southern State Community College, Hillsboro, OH
• Terra Community College, Fremont, OH
• Washington State Community College, Marietta, OH
• Zane State College, Zanesville, OH

Miami University Regionals has divided courses into 3 categories: Online Courses, Hybrid Courses, & Traditional Courses. Online courses have no location-based delivery which means students are not required to come to campus for class. Students can complete these classes from almost anywhere with reliable internet connection. Hybrid courses usually have a component where students may be required to come to campus, usually no more than 50% of the class time. Traditional courses will require the student to come to campus.

If you are a new student and have not yet applied to the Miami Regional Campuses, please visit Admissions. Online programs and courses are a good fit for just about any type of student: our valued Veterans, high school students, returning students, transfer students, and those changing career direction.

If you are already a student at Miami Regionals, you can schedule an online course at any time by going to One Stop.

We also welcome students who want to pick up transfer credit in the summer or winter terms while remaining near their hometowns. Follow the link above to find out how.

Can I take online classes or programs if I am not in Ohio?

Online students are able to get the same quality experience at an affordable price. The Miami University Board of Trustees approved a fee of $35.00 per credit hour for all online and hybrid courses in addition to regionals tuition and fees.

Yes, you can use financial aid to pay for E-Campus courses and programs. Visit the One Stop for Student Success for more information.

E-Campus courses may be completed using almost any computer running a recent version of any of the major web browsers. Mobile applications are available free of charge, for iOS and Android devices. Review the computer basic specifications for Canvas.

Each course has its own course requirements which may include: textbooks, software, and hardware. You can view the textbook requirements online at the Miami University Regionals bookstore. The bookstore can ship course materials to any location.

Online courses are taught by distinguished and credentialed Miami faculty who love to teach and mentor students in traditional, hybrid, or online courses.

Online and hybrid courses are designed to be academically equivalent to traditional courses. Students often report spending more time on E-Campus courses because of the self-directed nature of the instruction. This increase in time is offset by the flexibility offered, especially in online courses.

Online courses still have an instructor that is available to students for questions and help. The course syllabus should list the contact information for the instructor.  While taking an online course, instructors are available for students to contact through e-mail, phone or video conference.

Miami University Regional Locations offer flexible scheduling options. During the Fall and Spring, we offer 14 weeks, 8 week, and 6-week courses. During the summer 6 and 8-week options are available. During the month of January, students can complete a course in 3 weeks. View the current schedule of online courses.

No, expect to do a similar amount of work and spend the same amount of time on your online course as you would for a traditional course. Some research shows that online courses may require more work and time to complete.

Unless otherwise stated, all course activities (discussions, tests, assignments, etc. ) are due by their stated due date and in Eastern Time (EST). Regardless of the time zone in which you are located, the classroom will record your submission in Eastern Time. The Eastern Time zone is the same time zone in which Miami University is located.

For more information about time zones and which time zone you are located in, please visit timeanddate.com.

All Miami University online courses utilize Canvas, the university learning management system to facilitate the course and learning interactions. It will be important for all online students to become familiar with Canvas.

Here are some online tutorials that might be helpful: Canvas Student Guide.

E-Campus - E-Campus (short for electronic learning) is an umbrella term that refers to all types of training, education and instruction that occurs on a digital medium, like a computer or mobile device.

Online Course(s) - An instructional approach that does not require class attendance on campus. Students complete all learning and regular interactions (content, instructor, and peers) via a virtual classroom or web-based tools with minimal synchronous (live) requirements.

Hybrid Course(s) - An instructional approach that includes a combination of online and in-person learning activities. The technology-delivered components include teaching and learning activities and reduces the time traditionally spent in the face-to-face classroom.

Asynchronous Activities - A learning event where students engage in learning without the constraints of time or location to meet course deadlines. For example, use of digital repositories, on-demand videos/demonstrations,  e-mail, discussion forums, independent projects, wikis/collaborative documents allow for students and faculty to collaborate and learn at independent times.

Synchronous Activities - A learning event where students engage in learning at the same time, but not necessarily the same location.  For example, use of instant messaging,  live chat, webinars, virtual worlds and video conferencing allow for students and faculty to collaborate and learn in real time.

Learning Management System (LMS) - A technology platform that is used to administer, document, track, and deliver course(s) and/or training programs.The platform includes tools to facilitate online learning such as discussion forums, quizzes, notifications, peer review, group work, gradebook, e-portfolio,etc.

Mobile Learning - Learning that takes place on a hand-held device, such as a mobile phone or tablet, that can take place anytime and anywhere.