University of Oregon

Accounting

Accounting

Accounting (B.A.)

Accounting (B.S.)

Advertising and Brand Responsibility

American Law

Anthropology

Anthropology (B.A.)

Anthropology (B.S.)

Anthropology (M.A.)

Anthropology (M.S.)

Applied Behavior Analysis

Applied Physics

Architecture

Architecture

Architecture (M.Arch.)

Architecture (M.S.)

Art

Art and Technology (B.A.)

Art and Technology (B.F.A.)

Art and Technology (B.S.)

Art (B.A.)

Art (B.F.A.)

Art (B.S.)

Art History

Art History

Art History

Asian Studies

Asian Studies (M.A.)

Asian Studies (M.S.)

Biochemistry (B.A.)

Biochemistry (B.S.)

Bioengineering

Bioengineering

Biology

Biology

Biology (B.A.)

Biology (B.S.)

Biology (Knight Campus)

Business Administration (B.A.)

Business Administration (B.S.)

Business Law

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry (B.A.)

Chemistry (B.S.)

Chemistry (Knight Campus)

Child Behavioral Health (B.A.)

Child Behavioral Health (B.S.)

Chinese

Cinema Studies (B.A.)

Cinema Studies (B.S.)

Classics

Classics

Communication and Media Studies

Communication and Media Studies (M.A.)

Communication and Media Studies (M.S.)

Communication Disorders and Sciences

Communication Disorders and Sciences

Communication Disorders and Sciences (B.A.)

Communication Disorders and Sciences (B.S.)

Community and Regional Planning

Comparative Literature

Comparative Literature

Comparative Literature (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (B.S.)

Computer Science

Computer Science

Computer Science (B.A.)

Computer Science (B.S.)

Conflict and Dispute Resolution (M.A.)

Conflict and Dispute Resolution (M.S.)

Counseling, Family, and Human Services

Counseling Psychology

Counseling Psychology

Couples and Family Therapy

Creative Writing

Critical and Sociocultural Studies in Education

Curriculum and Teacher Education

Curriculum and Teaching (UOTeach)

Cybersecurity

Dance (B.A.)

Dance (B.F.A.)

Dance (B.S.)

Data-driven Music Performance and Composition

Data Science (B.A.)

Data Science (B.S.)

Earth Sciences

Earth Sciences

Earth Sciences (B.A.)

Earth Sciences (B.S.)

East Asian Languages and Literatures

East Asian Languages and Literatures

Ecological Design

Economics

Economics

Economics (B.A.)

Economics (B.S.)

Educational Foundations (B.A.)

Educational Foundations (B.S.)

Educational Leadership

Educational Leadership

Educational Leadership

Education Policy and Leadership

English

English

English

Environmental and Natural Resources Law

Environmental Design (B.A.)

Environmental Design (B.S.)

Environmental Humanities

The field of the Environmental Humanities is inherently interdisciplinary, drawing on the humanities disciplines of history, literature, philosophy, art and architectural history, theater arts, and the humanistic social sciences (anthropology, historical and cultural geography, sociology).

Environmental Science (B.A.)

Environmental Science (B.S.)

Environmental Sciences, Studies, and Policy

Environmental Studies (B.A.)

Environmental Studies (B.S.)

Environmental Studies (M.A.)

Environmental Studies (M.S.)

Ethnic Studies (B.A.)

Ethnic Studies (B.S.)

Family and Human Services (B.A.)

Family and Human Services (B.S.)

Finance

Finance (M.A.)

Finance (M.S.)

Folklore and Public Culture

Folklore and Public Culture (M.A.)

Folklore and Public Culture (M.S.)

French

French and Francophone Studies

General Business

General Business Executive

General Social Science (B.A.)

General Social Science (B.S.)

Geography

Geography (B.A.)

Geography (B.S.)

Geography (M.A.)

Geography (M.S.)

German

German

German (B.A.)

German (B.S.)

Global Business

Global Studies

Global Studies (B.A.)

Global Studies (B.S.)

Historic Preservation

History

History

History (B.A.)

History (B.S.)

Humanities

Human Physiology

Human Physiology

Human Physiology (B.A.)

Human Physiology (B.S.)

Immersive Media Communication

Indigenous, Race and Ethnic Studies

Indigenous, Race and Ethnic Studies

Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies

Institutional and Organizational Conflict Management

Interdisciplinary Studies (M.A.)

Interdisciplinary Studies (M.S.)

Interior Architecture

Interior Architecture (M.I.Arch.)

Interior Architecture (M.S.)

Intermedia Music Technology

Italian

Italian Studies

Japanese

Journalism: Advertising (B.A.)

Journalism: Advertising (B.S.)

Journalism (B.A.)

Journalism (B.S.)

Journalism (M.A.)

Journalism: Media Studies (B.A.)

Journalism: Media Studies (B.S.)

Journalism (M.S.)

Journalism: Public Relations (B.A.)

Journalism: Public Relations (B.S.)

Judaic Studies

Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture

Language Teaching Studies

Latin American Studies

Law

Linguistics

Linguistics

Linguistics (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.S.)

Management

Management (M.A.)

Management (M.S.)

Marine Biology (B.A.)

Marine Biology (B.S.)

Marketing

Marketing

Materials Science and Technology (B.A.)

Materials Science and Technology (B.S.)

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics and Computer Science (B.A.)

Mathematics and Computer Science (B.S.)

Mathematics (B.A.)

Mathematics (B.S.)

Medieval Studies

Multidisciplinary Science (B.A.)

Multidisciplinary Science (B.S.)

Multimedia Storytelling

Museum Studies

Music (B.A.)

Music (B.S.)

Music Composition

Music Composition

Music Composition

Music: Conducting

Music Education

Music Education

Music Education

Music: Jazz Studies

Music: Jazz Studies

Musicology

Musicology

Music Performance

Music Performance

Music Performance

Music Performance

Music Theory

Music Theory

Native American and Indigenous Studies (B.A.)

Students may earn an undergraduate major in Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAIS) housed in the Department of Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies (IRES). The primary goal of the NAIS major is to provide students extensive grounding in Indigenous history and culture as well as nuanced understandings of tribal sovereignty, Indigenous nationhood, and the diversity and beauty of contemporary Indigenous idenities, lives, and experiences across the Americas and throughout the Pacific.

Native American and Indigenous Studies (B.S.)

Students may earn an undergraduate major in Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAIS) housed in the Department of Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies (IRES). The primary goal of the NAIS major is to provide students extensive grounding in Indigenous history and culture as well as nuanced understandings of tribal sovereignty, Indigenous nationhood, and the diversity and beauty of contemporary Indigenous idenities, lives, and experiences across the Americas and throughout the Pacific.

Neuroscience (B.A.)

Neuroscience (B.S.)

New Media and Culture

Nonprofit Management

Nonprofit Management

The master of nonprofit management (MNM) is a professional degree designed to train students to lead nonprofit organizations. Due to the growth of the nonprofit sector over the past three decades in the US and the growth of nongovernmental organizations internationally, the sector has professionalized.

Operations and Business Analytics

Operations and Business Analytics

Pedagogy: Piano

Philosophy

Philosophy

Philosophy (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.S.)

Physics

Physics

Physics (B.A.)

Physics (B.S.)

Planning and Public Affairs

Planning, Public Policy and Management (B.A.)

The undergraduate program provides an interdisciplinary liberal arts education that prepares students for work in the fields of planning, policy, and public and nonprofit administration. Through coursework that integrates theory and practice, the curriculum focuses on the ways governments, nonprofit organizations, and other institutions solve public problems.

Planning, Public Policy and Management (B.S.)

The undergraduate program provides an interdisciplinary liberal arts education that prepares students for work in the fields of planning, policy, and public and nonprofit administration. Through coursework that integrates theory and practice, the curriculum focuses on the ways governments, nonprofit organizations, and other institutions solve public problems.

Political Science

Political Science (B.A.)

Political Science (B.S.)

Political Science (M.A.)

Political Science (M.S.)

Popular Music (B.A.)

Popular Music (B.S.)

Prevention Science

Prevention Science (M.Ed.)

Prevention Science (M.S.)

Product Design

Psychology

Psychology

Psychology (B.A.)

Psychology (B.S.)

Public Administration

Quantitative Research Methods in Education

Religious Studies (B.A.)

The religious studies department offers courses that reflect the research expertise of the faculty. Students can enroll in classes ranging from “Early Judaism,” to “The Dark Self: East and West,” and “War, Terrorism, and Religion. ” Many religious studies seminars are small, limited to fifteen students, allowing for deep exploration of the material and low student to professor ratios. For a full list of regular course offerings, follow the “courses” link on the right.

Religious Studies (B.S.)

The religious studies department offers courses that reflect the research expertise of the faculty. Students can enroll in classes ranging from “Early Judaism,” to “The Dark Self: East and West,” and “War, Terrorism, and Religion. ” Many religious studies seminars are small, limited to fifteen students, allowing for deep exploration of the material and low student to professor ratios. For a full list of regular course offerings, follow the “courses” link on the right.

Romance Languages

Romance Languages

Romance Languages

Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies

Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies

Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies

School Psychology

School Psychology

Second-Language Acquisition and Teaching

Sociology

Sociology (B.A.)

Sociology (B.S.)

Sociology (M.A.)

Sociology (M.S.)

Spanish

Spanish

Spanish

Spatial Data Science and Technology (B.A.)

Spatial Data Science and Technology (B.S.)

Special Education

Special Education (D.Ed.)

Special Education (Ph.D.)

Sports Product Design

Sports Product Management

Strategic Communication

Technical Teaching in Architecture

Theater Arts (B.A.)

Theater Arts (B.S.)

Theater Arts (M.A.)

Theater Arts (M.F.A.)

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.S.)

Writing, Public Speaking, and Critical Reasoning