In Oregon State University’s College of Public Health and Human Sciences, we holistically address health and well-being across the lifespan, including aging, chronic and infectious disease, health equity and policy, human development and family studies, lifestyle and behavior, resiliency, nutrition, physical activity, and occupational and environmental health.
An integral part of a land grant university, we believe that solutions to our most pressing health challenges are out there in the communities we serve. Our faculty, staff and students have strong ties to communities in all 36 counties in Oregon, which uniquely positions us to attract world-class faculty and committed students and to educate the next generation of public health and human sciences professionals.
We enjoy a safe, friendly, smart and green community consistently ranked as a top-10 college town. And we continually push boundaries – to the edge of what’s known and beyond, where answers coalesce in labs and classrooms, on campus, online and around the globe.