Portland-Metro

Oregon Tech is listed as No. 96 on the nationwide study, the top ranking in Oregon and the highest median early career salary in Oregon, noted as $59,200.

Earlier this year, the DeArmond Foundation awarded $300,000 to Oregon Tech in support of nurturing outstanding engineering and technology professionals in Oregon.

This grant will allow the university to advance its mission of hands-on education by partnering with Steelcase to design and study a space that supports innovations in pedagogy and student engagement.

The 2017-18 academic year promises to be a trailblazing one as Oregon Tech

Study reports that Oregon Tech graduates earn an average starting salary of $59,500- $9,200 higher than the next highest university in the rankings

Interim President Dr. Jay Kenton has exciting plans for growth at Oregon Tech and plans to place the university in the best possible position for an incoming president.

Klamath Falls Program will continue as usual, will “teach out” Wilsonville students

Sophomore in Electrical Engineering, Elizabeth Thurman, was recently awarded one of fifty coveted Buick Achievers scholarships from the Buick and GM Foundation

As part of an effort by the South Metro-Salem STEM Partnership (SMSP), teachers toured energy industry sites including Sanyo Solar of Oregon, Portland General Electric’s Salem Smart Power Center, and Covanta Marion, Inc. to see STEM in action in our region’s energy economy

The commencement ceremony for the Oregon Institute of Technology’s Klamath Falls campus graduating class of 2014 will take place on Saturday, June 14 at 10 a.m. at John F. Moehl Stadium, marking the university’s 66th annual commencement.