Flyers Reach Incredible Heights

In whatever major you choose, the University of Dayton helps you engage the world, developing a critical mind and a compassionate heart.

Along the way, you'll discover who you are called to be and make a positive impact on the world. When graduation arrives, you won't be entering the real world for the first time. You're already part of it — and prepared to soar.



Student Stories

From conducting pediatric oncology research to developing hydroponics towers in Guatemala, students in every major learn from firsthand experiences. Flyers also consistently rank among the happiest in the nation and are more likely to graduate on time and be on track for a future they love.

UD students at Reach Out health clinic
By working with professionals at Reach Out health clinics, UD students develop their competency, compassion and professionalism.
The First Four brings more than basketball to UD Arena. It also gives UD students hands-on experience covering a national event.
Students on the 2025 Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage
As part of the annual Camino de Santiago program, 14 UD students are taking a course to prepare for a physical and spiritual trek across Spain this summer.
Sometimes, success is elusive — but what you learn along the way is worth the effort. How four engineering capstone students turned a difficult project into valuable lessons and a pretty cool concept for a custom-made pinball machine.
Erin Cunnane in Kentucky with UDSAP
Through the University of Dayton Summer Appalachia Program, intervention specialist major Erin Cunnane learned children anywhere have the same needs — to feel safe, loved and cared for.
Left to Right: Dr. Kaitlyn DeGhetto (faculty), Joseph Deep (student), Allison Shelly (student), Luke Jenkins (student),  Jason Kintzele (student) and Professor Joseph Krella (faculty)
An inside look at the University of Dayton’s first Responsible AI Case Competition at the School of Business Administration.
Undergraduate students published research about bird nests in solar arrays in the peer-reviewed journal Ecology and Evolution.
Through an immersive experience in Kenya, University of Dayton education students are discovering how global experiences can shape local classrooms.
UD public relations students on Flyers in Chicago trip
The annual immersion trip connects UD public relations majors with PR professionals and alumni in Chicago.
UD Computer Science Major Sai Woon Ti
A UD computer science major worked with a faculty mentor to create a deepfake detection tool.
Nancy Garcia at 2025 Convening of Newman Civic Fellows
Nancy Garcia was named a 2025 Newman Civic Fellow for her exceptional commitment to civic engagement.
After changing her major, a unique research opportunity equipped this undergraduate with a competitive skill set and newfound confidence.
As part of a summer fellowship, Brandon House researched how to nanotechnology to protect food sources from listeria.
Campbell Domres at the Digital Transformation Center
A summer internship allowed communication major Campbell Domres to apply her skills in a technology environment.
What started with $1 million in 1999 is now a $75.5 million powerhouse. Discover how UD students are leading the nation in investment education—for the fifth year in a row.
UD student and Hanley Sustainability Institute Summer Fellow Grace Haas wears a pair of waders to do some hands-on work
A Hanley Sustainability Institute Summer Fellow reflects on the learning opportunities she encountered while working at Five Rivers MetroParks.
An opportunity to travel to Shanghai for his senior design project is only the tailend of recent UD graduate’s travel experiences with UD.
Members of the 2025 DC Flyers Cohort
Thirteen Honors students had the opportunity to live and work in our nation’s capital this past summer through the DC Flyers program, an initiative of the University Honors Program.


Walk. Run. Fly. Soar.

Success Starts Here

In addition to receiving a top-ranked education, you’ll benefit from a close-knit Flyer community, countless opportunities to get real-world experience, support for your learning and well-being, and peace of mind when it comes to cost.