University of Oregon Founded 1876 Member of the prestigious Association of American Universities (AAU) and one of just 32 Flagship Public Research Universities in North America
SCOPE Big enough to be good. Small enough to be great. • 20,800 undergraduates • 3,700 graduate students • Student to faculty ratio: 20:1 • Median class size: 23
FLEXIBILITY AND CHOICE • 269 total academic programs, and many opportunities for interdisciplinary studies • FIGs help new students begin exploring academic programs in small cohorts • Academic advising, tutoring, peer mentorships, and personal counseling support student success
DIVERSITY AT UO • 55% Oregonians • 35% out-of-state residents • 10% international students • 19.5% students of color • UO students come from all 50 states and 70+ countries
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES • Holds 49 degree programs across the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities • Includes the state’s highest ranked programs in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, political science, economics, psychology, English, and history • Intensive focus on undergraduate research across all disciplines • Facilities include Integrative Science Complex, Lokey Center for Nanotechnology, Oregon Institute for Marine Biology and Pine Ridge Observatory
LUNDQUIST COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
LUNDQUIST COLLEGE OF BUSINESS • Fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) • First and best sports business program as ranked by ESPN, Sports Illustrated, The Wall Street Journal • Undergraduate program ranked 6 th on the west coast, 25 th in the nation among public business schools • Focus on experiential learning: Center for Sustainable Business Practices, Finance and Securities Analysis Center, Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship, Warsaw Sports Marketing Center
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION • Gateway to Media course cluster integrates multimedia storytelling with critical thinking • Flux , the school’s student -run magazine, has won 15 Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Awards and an Online Pacemaker Award, the highest honor for college magazines • Media in Ghana program: places SOJC students into internships in TV stations, newspapers, and other media outlets in Accra • Allen Hall Advertising: a full-service, student-run advertising firm
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION • Ranked in the top three public colleges of education in the US, and is the only top-tier program in Oregon • UO special education program ranked third in the nation • The top education school, public or private, for funded research per faculty member • 100% of students have access to internship and clinic opportunities
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS • Ranked among top 15 undergraduate programs in the US, 6 th among public universities • 1 st in sustainable design practices and principles among all Architecture programs • Interior and Landscape Architecture among 5 most admired programs nationally • Art department offers media areas of study including ceramics, digital arts, jewelry and metalsmithing, and photography
SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DANCE
SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DANCE • One of three comprehensive music programs on the west coast • First and best sports business program as ranked by ESPN, Sports Illustrated, The Wall Street Journal • Over 30 ensembles and over 200 music and dance events every year • 100% job placement for music education graduates • Home of the internationally recognized Oregon Bach Festival
ROBERT D. CLARK HONORS COLLEGE
ROBERT D. CLARK HONORS COLLEGE • Oldest freestanding honors college at a public university in the US • Highly selective admissions process enrolls 220 new students per year • Four-year curriculum is compatible with every major at the UO • Every CHC student researches, writes, and defends an honors thesis • Over 80% of CHC alums attend graduate school within three years of graduation
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