In 2010, Paulo Vasconcelos had a good paying job working for petroleum giant Petrobras in his hometown of Aracaju, but he wasn't satisfied.
The Brazilian already had a bachelor's degree in English teaching and had always wanted to put his language skills to use by studying and living aboard.
Oregon Tech’s efforts to meet student demand for polytechnic degrees and expand college access for Oregonians has led to a 12.0 percent growth in headcount over last year, a total of 513 new students
The 2013 “Best Colleges” edition of U.S. News & World Report ranks Oregon Institute of Technology’s undergraduate engineering programs No. 35 in the nation.
US Department of Energy announces nearly $100 million in grants. Guess who got 2.5 million: OIT. Read the article and learn about the project by clicking on list of selected projects.
DICOTA is pleased to express a strong commitment and endorsement of the efforts of Dr. Slobodan Petrovic [from the] Oregon Institute of Technology...link to Solar HOPE