Study Computer, Data and Applied Sciences
Why Study Computer Science at UO?
Graduate study in the Department of Computer Science features courses taught by renowned researchers in the field and research opportunities for students to advance. Coursework includes broad coverage of computer science foundations, systems, and data science, along with a depth specialization in one of the three areas.
*Source: CS Rankings for US Universities, 2020-2022
NEW! School of Computer and Data Sciences
The University of Oregon will open a new School of Computer and Data Sciences in fall 2023. This brand-new school will combine the university’s growing strength in computer science with its five-year investment in data science. It will be housed within the College of Arts and Sciences, offer classes to all UO students, and be a home to research and experiential education activities.
Check out our programs
Prepare for an ever-expanding career opportunity in computer science ranging from the development of time-critical software for aerospace applications to the design of graphics.
Have a comprehensive understanding of computer science? Each PhD student will produce a significant piece of original research, presented in written dissertation and defended in an oral examination.
We train master's students in the real world knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in the laboratory—and at the interview table. Program tracks: Bioinformatics, Molecular Sensors and Biotechnology, Optics, Polymers, Photovoltaics and Semiconductors.
Intensive one-year master’s degree, consisting of 12 courses taught across three terms (September-June). Students gain applied skills in microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics, while specializing through elective courses
Electrochemistry underlies technologies critical to avert the worst effects of climate change. Get the knowledge and training needed to help address the world’s biggest challenges! Chemistry, physics, engineering are all appropriate backgrounds.
Internship and research opportunities
Gain first-hand experience applying your skills to industry, and provide key networking possibilities.
Prepare for ever-expanding career opportunities
Data scientists are essential players in nearly every industry, ranging from auto production to aerospace, healthcare and biotech, as well as investment banking, insurance, government, and even non-profit management.
Recent graduates have been hired at Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
INDIA RECRUITMENT INITATIVE
The University of Oregon a has global reach and is proud to welcome Ducks from 90 countries, including India.
To learn more about the University of Oregon, contact our country manager, Urvashi Walia, who is based in India.