Oregon State University is a very unique place to study engineering. Whether you're an undergraduate student, a transfer student, or a graduate student, we want your learning experience at Oregon State Engineering to be one of the highpoints of your life.

Why OSU Engineering?

We offer a hands-on, experiential education that links what's taught in the classroom and laboratory with what's found out there in the real world. That's also why we emphasize research that's aimed at solving specific, real problems, and why we encourage our undergraduates as well as our graduate students to delve into research early on.

From our unique teaching approach to our applications-focused research, and everything in between, we give our graduates the technical expertise and interpersonal skills necessary to go on to do great things for the world—to solve the complex problems of tomorrow, starting today. After all, isn't that what truly great engineering is all about?

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Brett McFarlane
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151 Batcheller Hall
OSU College of Engineering
541.737.5236 Askengineering@oregonstate.edu

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Laura Magaña
She is part of the first generation in her family to go straight through high school into higher education. She’s doing so with the support of her family and a Gates Millennium Scholarship.

Kelsey Edwardsen
An OSU Honors student, and avid rock climber and backpacker. She's blending her love of international travel with engineering to help bring clean water and stronger buildings to Central America.

Michael Burns and Justin Gallardo
Helping design a laptop computer that can be built for less than $100 and distributed to children in developing nations.