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Student Life OverviewStudy how the natural world works, develop new materials, and solve real-world engineering and scientific problems. Build technical skills and analytical thinking for careers in STEM or any field.
Conduct astronomy research at a mountain observatory, develop computer simulations, or brew your own beer. At the UO, you can gain technical expertise in fields such as marine biology, astronomy, and materials science to understand the physical world and find new solutions to today’s scientific and technological challenges.
On top of a 6,300-foot mountain, UO physics students observe the night skies in search of distant worlds. They’re working with NASA to find exoplanets outside of our solar system with the research-grade telescopes at the UO’s Pine Mountain Observatory, one of the darkest spots in the country for stargazing.
Synthetic materials are found in nearly every modern technology—from smartphones to life-saving medical devices. Help shape the future and learn to research, develop, and test new materials through hands-on projects and industry partnerships in the UO’s Materials Science and Technology Program, the state’s first undergraduate materials science major.
Students in the entry-level computer science course Introduction to Computing with AI are getting help from AI, but they’re not cheating. By letting AI handle the details in creating and understanding code, students who have never coded before go from basic programming to more advanced methods in just a few weeks.
Home to the state’s first marine biology degree and one of the Pacific Northwest's premier coastal research hubs, explore over 100 years of discoveries at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology. Here, conservation research happens in all kinds of "classrooms"—tide pools, kelp forests, estuaries, and research vessels in the open ocean.
Where can you find chemistry, history, and business majors measuring hops and crushing barley? At the UO’s Knight Campus, the Brewing Innovation Minor brings together students from across campus to learn science, design, and innovation through the process of brewing beer, from creating recipes and brewing to packaging and marketing.
The University of Oregon is a launch pad for students interested in the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). In all our classrooms and laboratories, we advance knowledge by applying fresh and innovative ideas to real-world issues.
From physics and astronomy to computer and materials science, find majors and minors to increase your technical knowledge and analytical skills.
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