University of Oregon

The University of Oregon is a public research university surrounded by the rivers and mountain ranges of western Oregon. We think deeply and dream immensely. We get involved in more than 300 campus organizations to meet friends and share common goals. This home is where we grow into our futures.

Located in Eugene, Oregon, UO is one of the top research universities in the nation (ranked #42 in the US of public universities). Research helps make us who we are. We value the curiosity that drives learners to seek solutions to problems of all sizes and complexities. Eighty percent of undergraduate students participate in some form of research.

Who are we? We are a community of more than 22,000 students and 3,200 international students from 103 countries studying in more than 300 undergraduate, graduate, and professional certificate programs. We are Ducks who love to move – on the field, on the court, in the water and on the slopes. We get out and explore art, food, culture and stay connected to the earth and each other in this cosmopolitan city in the Pacific Northwest.

We want to get to know our students and what drives them forward. The median class size is 20 students and the student to teacher ratio of 17 to 1. Equity and inclusion is a continuous commitment to listen and learn from the people around us. We respect, support and celebrate what makes us different and commonalities that keep us together. We want to know you and how you see the world

Tuition and fees are $42,000 for three quarters. With UO's generous tuition packages, these costs are quickly reduced for excellent students.

Eugene is the perfect blend of city and college town. Students become part of the community in this friendly and welcoming environment.

Location:

Eugene, Oregon

English Programs:

For over 40 years, the American English Institute has been providing English language training to students seeking a pre-academic undergraduate or graduate experience, students on a gap year or study abroad program, and working professionals wishing to advance their careers. Our varied programs include a non-credit Intensive English Program (10-week or 4-week), UO credit classes through our Academic English for International Students, and innovative programming for customized programs and teacher training.

Housed on the beautiful campus of the University of Oregon, the IEP offers many benefits and student services including

• on- and off-campus activities

• conversation partners

• UO students in classrooms

• a tutoring center

• academic and immigration advising

• housing options (on-campus residence halls or homestays)

All IEP students have access to all UO resources such as libraries, recreation facilities and student clubs, arts, culture, and UO’s world-famous athletic events, and more!

In the IEP, undergraduate students participate in a minimum of 18-hours per week as they prepare for the academic program of their choice. Integrated skills focusing on reading and writing, speaking and listening, and grammar provide a foundation and framework for authentic language opportunities outside the classroom and in the real world. Immersion is a full experience for language, personal growth, and professional development.

Full tuition, fees, and health insurance for 2021-2022 totals $6700 with other costs determined by personal choices. Some students wish to live with a family and enjoy nightly dinners where they share highlights of their day and other decide to live on campus where they connect with peers.

As a leader in creating and delivering online training programs, the AEI has developed dozens of non-credit and credit courses for both online and in-person modalities for students abroad, students on campus, and teaching professionals seeking professional development opportunities.

Scholarships / Financial Aid

AEI offers a small number of tuition scholarships each quarter.

UO offers automatic scholarships and competitive scholarships.

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