Oregon Tech is a public university recognized as Oregon's polytechnic based in Klamath Falls and the Portland metropolitan area, with a presence throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon Tech’s in-demand graduates realize a high return on investment, with a $60,000 median starting salary.
The new Center for Excellence in Engineering and Technology is home to multiple departments and includes 70,000 square feet of new classroom and lab spaces.
Visit Oregon Tech online! Take a walking tour with our virtual tour guide to explore the sights of our beautiful campus.
The student voice is a vibrant and vital component to the university experience. ASOIT student officers advocate to support the social, cultural, physical, and educational interests of Oregon Tech students. Find out more!
Eight entrepreneurial student teams from Oregon Tech competed April 24 at the 10th annual Catalyze Klamath Challenge for $19,500 in seed m
Oregon Institute of Technology (“OIT” or “Oregon Tech”) announced to
Oregon Tech students recently completed BIO 226 – Introduction to Wi
The following students have been named to the 2024-2025 Winter Term president's and dean's list at Oregon Institute of Technology. Only full-time undergraduate students (12 credit hours or more at Oregon Tech) are eligible for academic honors. Please contact the Registrar's Office at 541-885-1300 with any questions.
PRESIDENT'S LIST
The following students have been named to the president's list at Oregon Institute of Technology. Inclusion on the list requires a 3.70 grade-point average and above.
Oregon Tech has achieved a new ranking: Research Colleges and Universities, a new designation from The American Council on Education and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, recognizing institutions that spend more than $2.5 million on research annually.
Oregon Tech's research activity focuses on projects that address real-world problems. Students don't wait until after graduation to do their part. Faculty members and students partner with businesses and government to benefit industry productivity and, by extension, social mobility and society.
1. Why did you choose Oregon Tech?
