University of Oregon

About the University of Oregon

The University of Oregon encompasses 295 acres in Eugene, Oregon. The campus is located approximately two hours from Portland, and hosts approximately 20,376 students each year. Students may pursue a bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree. The University of Oregon is a teaching and research university that offers over 271 academic programs. Available degree options are the Bachelor of Architecture, Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies, Master of Business Administration, Juris Doctor and Doctor of Philosophy in Biology. The university has accreditation from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

University of Oregon Admissions and Enrollment Information

The university provides application materials tailored to transfer students, graduate students, freshman, international students or re-enrolling students. Prospective students may chat live with an admissions counselor over the university's DuckWeb system or speak with one over the phone. High school or college transcripts and standardized test scores (such as SAT or ACT scores) should be submitted directly to the University of Oregon.

University of Oregon Academic Departments

School of Architecture and Allied Arts

This school offers a business degree program for planning, public policy and management as well as programs in creative fields such as architecture and art. Some degree options are Bachelor of Science in Planning, Public Policy and Management, Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Landscape Architecture and Doctor of Philosophy in Art History. The school also offers programs in arts and administration, interior architecture, product design and historic preservation.

College of Arts and Sciences

45 undergraduate majors and 39 doctoral programs are available at the College of Arts and Sciences. Students may choose programs from the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences. The college provides the liberal arts foundation for all enrollees of University of Oregon. Degrees awarded include B.A. in Linguistics, B.A. in Philosophy, B.S. in Economics, M.S. in Biology and Ph.D. in Mathematical Physics.

College of Education

The college offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs. Some areas of study include counseling psychology, special education, clinical sciences, educational methodology, school psychology, educational foundations and leadership. Programs are also available to prepare graduate students to apply for licensure in personnel services, teaching and administration in the state of Oregon.

Lundquist College of Business

Students may earn bachelor of science or bachelor of art degrees in Business Administration from the College of Business. Concentration areas include information systems and operations, entrepreneurship, marketing, sports business, accounting and finance. The college also offers an Oregon Executive MBA, Master of Accounting and Ph.D. in Business.

School of Law

The University of Oregon's School of Law offers degree programs culminating in a Juris Doctor or an Oregon LL.M in Environmental and Natural Resources Law. Students may also pursue a master's degree in conflict and dispute resolution. Practical experience is gained through the school's clinics for mediation, criminal defense, civil practice, domestic violence and prosecution.

School of Journalism and Communication

The communications school offers undergraduate programs culminating in a B.A. or B.S. in Journalism. Areas of study include public relations, communication studies, advertising, electronic media, magazine and news-editorial. Those interested in a master's degree may consider the school's programs in literary nonfiction or strategic communication. A doctorate in communication and society is also available.

School of Music and Dance

This school provides jazz studies, conducting, choral, dance, band and musicology programs. Undergraduate students may earn bachelor of science or bachelor of art degrees in Music, or the Bachelor of Music degree. Graduate music degrees include the Master of Arts in Musicology, Master of Music in Piano Pedagogy, Doctor of Philosophy in Music Theory and Doctor of Musical Arts in Music Performance.

Graduate School

The University of Oregon offers 20 graduate certificates, 88 master's degree and 44 doctoral degree programs. The school awards graduate degrees in areas such as historic preservation, architecture, education, fine art, journalism and public administration. Graduate students benefit from more than 60 research institutes and centers on-campus.

Contact Information

• Address: 110 Johnson Hall Eugene, OR 97403
• Phone Number: (541) 346-1000