The Eugene Campus
You’ll find the UO’s main campus in the heart of Eugene—a.k.a. TrackTown USA after the UO’s rich history in track and field, and “Emerald City” for the area’s lush landscapes. Gather in greenspaces, explore historic halls and modern facilities that inspire bold innovation, or join Duck fans for a game at Autzen Stadium.
The Portland Campus
Our Portland campus offers a close-knit community in Oregon’s largest and most dynamic city. Here, Ducks dive into hands-on research that impacts lives, collaborating with faculty in our state-of-the-art facilities. The campus houses the Ballmer Institute, and supports vital community and industry partnerships.
The Charleston Campus
Located in a small fishing town on the Southern Oregon Coast, the university’s Charleston campus is a living lab for discovery. It’s home to the UO’s Institute of Marine Biology, a 100-acre marine station where students and faculty study the ocean and its ecology and biology. A library and museum-aquarium are open to the public.
The Pine Mountain Campus
Near the summit of Pine Mountain, deep in the Deschutes National Forest, Oregon’s most remote campus is an observatory and learning center operated by the UO Department of Physics. Using a variety of telescopes, students and faculty come here to explore our place in the universe and share research with local youth and the public.