Homepage

Connecting Oregon With the World

Explore GEO's Study Abroad Programs Map

Global Education Oregon (GEO) offers more than 200 programs in more than 60 countries. Explore GEO's global reach by exploring the globe.

Explore the Globe

By the Numbers

 

1435
UO study abroad enrollment last year

 

38
Countries visited by UO students

 

90+
Countries represented on campus
Aerial view of the University of Oregon Eugene campus

Immigration Resources

The UO will continue to monitor and timely communicate any immigration updates, and their potential impact to our international, Dreamer, and undocumented students, faculty, and staff.

Learn More About Immigration Resources

Events

Hostile Terrain 94
Apr23
Hostile Terrain 94 Apr 23 Museum of Natural and Cultural History
Chill in the Mills Spring 2025
Apr23
Chill in the Mills Spring 2025 Apr 23 Erb Memorial Union (EMU)
Hostile Terrain 94
Apr24
Hostile Terrain 94 Apr 24 Museum of Natural and Cultural History
How to Make the Most of Your Internship Abroad: A Conversation with GlobalWorks Alumni
Apr24
How to Make the Most of Your Internship Abroad: A Conversation with GlobalWorks Alumni Apr 24 Fenton Hall
Symposium: The Limits and Possibilities of Cross-border Latinidades & Indigeneities
Apr24
Symposium: The Limits and Possibilities of Cross-border Latinidades & Indigeneities Apr 24 Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA)
China Town Hall (UO): The First 100 Days - President Trump's China Policy
Apr24
China Town Hall (UO): The First 100 Days - President Trump's China Policy Apr 24 McKenzie Hall
Global Education Oregon 101 Workshop
Apr25
Global Education Oregon 101 Workshop Apr 25 Friendly Hall
Hostile Terrain 94
Apr25
Hostile Terrain 94 Apr 25 Museum of Natural and Cultural History
Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies Presents: “The Violence of Love: Race, Adoption, and Family in the United States.”
Apr25
Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies Presents: “The Violence of Love: Race, Adoption, and Family in the United States.” Apr 25 Erb Memorial Union (EMU)
"Starting a Career in Publishing" with Mira Coles, UO Grad
Apr25
"Starting a Career in Publishing" with Mira Coles, UO Grad Apr 25

 

Spotlight

The Oregon Duck mascot sitting in an apartment decorated with University of Oregon gear

Discover Oregon, Blaze Your Trail to Excellence and Prosperity

The University of Oregon a has global reach and is proud to welcome Ducks from 90 countries, including India.

Explore Featured Graduate Programs


Group of students posing at a conference in the Galapagos, Ecuador

APRU SCL in Galapagos

Graduate students ready to put conference lessons into action.

Read the full story


Lillis Business Complex at the University of Oregon

Three UO Faculty Awarded Fulbright Scholarship


For the 2024-2025 competition, the following individuals have been selected to receive a Fulbright US Scholar fellowship.
Dr. Jesse Abdenour, New Zealand
Dr. Lauren Hallett, Fulbright Global Scholar Program
Dr. Melissa Redford, Canada

Explore Fulbright Scholars


UO student eating a meal with friends in Singapore

SAGE: Study Abroad Global Equity Scholarship

Global Education Oregon (GEO) aims to make study abroad accessible to as many UO students as possible. The SAGE scholarship is for students who identify as BIPOC, First-Gen, and/or low-income.

Learn more about SAGE


Picture of a track and field event at Hayward Field in Eugene, OR

Global Sport University Network (GSUN)

UO is part of the Global Sport University Network, a collective of universities from around the world that harnesses knowledge on sport to solve timely, complex problems. 

Learn more about GSUN


Aerial view of the University of Oregon Eugene campus

Educational Responses: Israel-Palestine

The Division of Global Engagement in consultation with a faculty working group, has been meeting since early October 2023 to education responses to events in Israel-Palestine.

Learn More About Education Responses

Affiliations and Partners

 

 

Additional Resources

Responsible Internationalization

In recent years, there have been concerns raised by the federal government over inappropriate foreign state influence on research conducted at universities in the United States. Given those concerns and the ever-changing landscape of federal regulations, we encourage all faculty and staff to look at the guidelines and requirements for foreign engagement in international research relationships and activities. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Dennis Galvan, dean and vice provost of the Division of Global Engagement, at dgalvan@uoregon.edu.

Guidelines and Requirements