Recognized as one of the top 100 national research universities and top 50 public universities by the 2021 US News and World Report, the University of Oregon has over 300 undergraduate programs, including innovative degrees in STEM, Finance, and Sports Management.
As a Tier 1 research institution University of Oregon believes hands-on experience is essential and offers opportunities for undergraduate research and internships, which often lead to careers upon graduation. Over 70% of our students engage in active research with their faculty during their undergraduate careers.
The Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact is a brand-new research facility designed to connect students and faculty research with addressing real world issues. It was built with donations from Phil and Penny Knight, founder of Nike shoes, who has donated 1 Billion USD to UO over the last 5 years.
The Lundquist School of Business is also ranked in the top 30 by US News and top 5 MBA program by Princeton review. The AACSB accreditation is the highest recognition and places it within the top 5% of business schools in the world. UO supports international students with a range of scholarship opportunities. Students may be awarded between $5,000 - $30,000/per year based on their academic performance.
University of Oregon offers a safe, clean, natural environment located in the beautiful community of Eugene, Oregon on the west coast of the United States. Eugene offers the best of an urban setting with a large selection of restaurants from around the world, events both on and off campus, and a wide variety of housing options. Opportunities to experience the natural environment exist minutes from campus with hiking, biking, and canoeing options very close to UO. In the Spring students can get to the Pacific Ocean and in the Winter to the Cascade Mountains, both in about an hour.
UO is top 50 public university (US News) Tier 1 Research University, Business school is AACSB accredited (top 5% in the world). Ranked #1 Public University in Oregon for fisrt-year retention and graduation rates.
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