The University of Oregon, established by the Oregon legislature in 1872, is a premier public research university that serves its students and the people of Oregon, the nation, and the world through the creation and transfer of knowledge in the liberal arts, the natural and social sciences, and the professions. It is designated by the Carnegie Foundation as a top-tier research university, and is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, a group of 62 leading public and private research universities in the United States and Canada.

The UO offers 234 degree and certificate programs and hosts nearly 30 research centers, institutes, and core research facilities. With applications continuing to set records each year, the UO last fall welcomed a freshman class that is among the most academically qualified and diverse in university history.

The UO is governed by an independent public body, the Board of Trustees, chaired by telecommunications industry veteran Charles Lillis, PhD ’72. The UO gained its own institutional board in July 2014. Board members are appointed by Oregon’s governor.

Michael H. Schill became the university’s eighteenth president on July 1, 2015. The university’s current $2 billion campaign is focused on expanding affordable access for Oregonians, advancing the university’s research mission by attracting outstanding and diverse faculty and students, and enhancing the academic and residential experience at the university.

Total Enrollment:20707
           International Students:1366（7%）
Undergraduate Enrollment:17366
           International Students:993（6%）
Graduate Enrollment:3341
           International Students:373（11%）

Undergraduate Programs
           Accounting
           Anthropology
           Architecture
           Art
           Art History
           Asian Studies
           Biochemistry
           Biology
           Business
           Business Administration
           Ceramics
           Chemistry
           Chinese
           Cinema Studies
           Classics
           Clinical Laboratory Science—Medical Technology
           Communication Disorders and Sciences
           Comparative Literature
           Computer and Information Science
           Dance
           Dentistry
           Digital Arts
           Economics
           Educational Foundations
           Engineering
           English
           Environmental Science
           Environmental Studies
           Ethnic Studies
           Family and Human Services
           Fibers
           Forensic Science
           French
           General Science
           General Social Science
           Geography
           Geological Sciences
           German
           Health Sciences
           History
           Human Physiology
           Humanities
           Interior Architecture
           International Studies
           Italian
           Japanese
           Journalism
           Journalism: Advertising
           Journalism: Communication Studies
           Journalism: Public Relations
           Judaic Studies
           Landscape Architecture
           Latin American Studies
           Law
           Linguistics
           Marine Biology
           Material and Product Studies
           Mathematics
           Mathematics and Computer Science
           Medicine
           Medieval Studies
           Metalsmithing and Jewelry
           Music
           Music Composition
           Music Education
           Music Performance
           Music: Jazz Studies
           Nursing
           Occupational Therapy
           Optometry
           Painting
           Pharmacy
           Philosophy
           Photography
           Physical Therapy
           Physician Assistant
           Physics
           Planning, Public Policy and Management
           Podiatry
           Political Science
           Printmaking
           Product Design
           Psychology
           Religious Studies
           Romance Languages
           Russian and East European Studies
           Sculpture
           Social Work
           Sociology
           Spanish
           Teacher Education
           Theater Arts
           Veterinary Medicine
           Women’S and Gender Studies
Graduate Programs
           Accounting
           Anthropology
           Applied Information Management
           Applied Physics
           Architecture
           Art
           Art History
           Arts Management
           Asian Studies
           Biology
           Chemistry
           Classics
           Communication and Society
           Communication Disorders & Sciences
           Community & Regional Planning
           Comparative Literature
           Computer & Information Science
           Conflict and Dispute Resolution
           Counseling Psychology
           Couples and Family Therapy
           Creative Writing
           Critical and Socio-Cultural Studies in Education
           Curriculum and Teacher Education
           Curriculum and Teaching (Uo Teach K-12 Program)
           Dance
           Decision Sciences
           East Asian Languages & Literatures
           Economics
           Education Policy Methodology and Leadership
           English
           Environmental and Natural Resources Law
           Environmental Sciences, Studies and Policy
           Environmental Studies
           Finance
           Folklore
           French
           Geography
           Geological Sciences
           German
           Historic Preservation
           History
           Human Physiology
           Interdisciplinary Studies: Individualized Program
           Interior Architecture
           Intermedia Music Technology
           International Studies
           Italian
           Journalism
           Journalism: Magazine
           Journalism: Multimedia School of  Journalism and Communication Master’S
           Journalism: News Editorial
           Landscape Architecture
           Law
           Linguistics
           Management
           Marketing
           Mathematics
           MBA
           Music Composition
           Music Education
           Music Performance
           Music Theory
           Music: Conducting
           Music: Jazz Studies
           Music: Piano Pedagogy
           Musicology
           Oregon Executive MBA
           Philosophy
           Physics
           Political Science
           Psychology
           Public Administration
           Romance Languages
           Russian and East European Studies
           School Psychology
           Sociology
           Spanish
           Special Education
           Strategic Communication
           Theater Arts