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Graduate Admissions

At the UO, graduate education is hands-on. Work alongside faculty, contribute to research, and build real-world experience while earning your degree.

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Your journey to the UO starts here. Submit an application, explore financial aid and scholarships, or schedule a campus visit.

Early Action Deadline: November 1, 2026

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Life at the UO is more than classes. It's community, culture, and the kind of experiences that shape who you become.

Week of Welcome Begins: September 25, 2026

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Elevate Your Expertise

The UO is one of only two Pacific Northwest members of the Association of American Universities, and our grad students actively contribute to research, scholarship, and creative work.

  • 3,390 Graduate students
  • 83% Doctoral students funded through assistantships
  • 365 Research grants awarded

Funding Your Graduate Studies

Wondering how to pay for grad school? Tap into a variety of financial supports from the University and outside organizations.

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Start Your Application

Find application requirements, deadlines, and guidance for domestic and international applicants.

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Find Your Fit

Whether you want to change the world with scientific research or start your own sustainable business, the UO has a program that will help you meet your goals—and then go further.

Green Scene

At the UO, environment and culture become part of your academic experience. From natural landscapes to vibrant communities, Oregon offers real-world contexts for research, applied study, and creative work.

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Welcome to the Great Outdoors

Balance time making discoveries in the lab or lecture hall with exploring the Oregon landscape, whether hiking a fir-lined trail or shredding a Black Diamond.

By the Numbers

  • 363 Miles of Oregon coastline along the Pacific
  • 100+ Arts and cultural organizations across Oregon
  • Top 10 State for arts and cultural activities