University Of Oregon Programs & Rankings

Mathematics and physical sciences demonstrate solid outcomes with competitive positioning. Algebra and Number Theory produces strong $62,817 earnings with 102 graduates, ranking #76 nationally.

These programs benefit from strong quantitative skills demand in the job market, though cohort sizes remain moderate. Students in these fields typically pursue either direct workforce entry or graduate study preparation pathways.

Social sciences programs show varied outcomes with several strong performers. Research Methodology ranks #5 nationally with $55,393 earnings and 380 graduates.

American Government and Politics ranks #118 nationally with $55,828 earnings. Applied/Public Sociology ranks #143 nationally with $45,119 earnings but maintains the #1 position in Oregon.

Psychology shows weaker performance at #236 nationally with $44,433 earnings despite large enrollment of 355 students.

Communications programs demonstrate exceptional performance with top national rankings. Advertising ranks #5 nationally with $60,519 median earnings and graduates 477 students, representing one of the largest high-performing programs.

Broadcast Journalism ranks #46 nationally with $45,488 earnings and 128 graduates. Both programs rank #1 in Oregon, establishing University of Oregon as the state's premier destination for communications education with strong enrollment and career outcomes.

Arts and humanities programs show challenging earnings outcomes but maintain academic quality. Art History ranks #215 nationally with $30,148 earnings, representing the lowest earnings among tracked programs.

These programs typically prepare students for graduate study, cultural sector careers, or alternative career pathways where earnings may develop over longer timeframes. Students should consider graduate school preparation and non-monetary career goals.

Education programs demonstrate strong regional positioning with competitive outcomes. Education General ranks #9 nationally with $51,067 earnings and 88 graduates.

While earnings levels reflect typical education sector compensation, the strong national ranking indicates program quality and graduate preparation. These programs serve students committed to educational careers with focus on teaching and learning rather than maximum earnings potential.