OU Campuses

The Norman Campus of the University of Oklahoma is the main campus and serves as the academic and cultural hub of the university. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various disciplines. Students can explore diverse fields of study in a vibrant and supportive environment.

• Arts and Sciences: Programs in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, including English, Psychology, and Biology.
• Engineering: Renowned for its programs in Petroleum Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Computer Science.
• Business: The Price College of Business offers degrees in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship.
• Education: Programs focused on teacher preparation, educational leadership, and counseling.
• Law: The OU College of Law provides a comprehensive legal education with opportunities for practical experience.
• Health Sciences: While primarily based in Oklahoma City, some health-related programs and research opportunities are available on the Norman campus.
• Fine Arts: Degrees in Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts, supported by state-of-the-art facilities.
• Journalism and Mass Communication: The Gaylord College offers cutting-edge programs in advertising, public relations, and media production.

The Norman Campus is known for its interdisciplinary approach, encouraging students to combine interests across colleges. With access to world-class faculty, research opportunities, and a strong alumni network, students are well-prepared for careers in their chosen fields. The campus also emphasizes community engagement and leadership development through various student organizations and initiatives. Whether pursuing a degree in the sciences, arts, or professional studies, students at the Norman Campus benefit from a comprehensive and enriching educational experience.

The University of Oklahoma Tulsa Campus, also known as the OU-Tulsa Schusterman Center, serves as a vital extension of the university, offering specialized programs with a focus on health sciences and community impact. Located in the heart of Tulsa, this campus provides accessible education and training for students in the region.

• Medicine: The OU-Tulsa School of Community Medicine offers a unique curriculum focused on urban and rural healthcare needs.
• Nursing: Programs for undergraduate and graduate nursing students, emphasizing clinical practice and leadership.
• Pharmacy: Graduate and professional training in pharmacy with opportunities for community-based practice.
• Public Health: Courses and research initiatives addressing local and regional public health challenges.
• Allied Health: Training in areas such as physical therapy and rehabilitation sciences, tailored to meet workforce demands.
• Social Work: Programs focused on preparing students for careers in community service and advocacy.
• Education: Graduate programs in educational leadership and policy studies, supporting professional development for educators.

OU-Tulsa is deeply integrated into the local community, partnering with healthcare providers and organizations to address pressing health disparities. The campus offers state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation labs and clinical training spaces, ensuring students receive hands-on experience. Its emphasis on community medicine makes it a leader in training healthcare professionals who are attuned to the needs of diverse populations. Students at OU-Tulsa benefit from small class sizes, personalized mentorship, and opportunities to engage in meaningful research and outreach. The campus is committed to improving health and wellness in Oklahoma through education, innovation, and service, preparing graduates to make a lasting impact in their fields.

The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) in Oklahoma City is a premier institution dedicated to health education, research, and patient care. As one of the most comprehensive academic health centers in the region, it offers specialized programs for students pursuing careers in healthcare and biomedical sciences.

• Medicine: The College of Medicine trains future physicians with a focus on clinical excellence and research.
• Nursing: The Fran and Earl Ziegler College of Nursing offers undergraduate and graduate programs, including advanced practice nursing.
• Pharmacy: The College of Pharmacy provides a Doctor of Pharmacy program and research opportunities in pharmaceutical sciences.
• Dentistry: The College of Dentistry offers programs in dental surgery and dental hygiene with state-of-the-art clinical training.
• Public Health: The Hudson College of Public Health focuses on epidemiology, biostatistics, and health policy.
• Allied Health: Programs in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and medical imaging prepare students for critical healthcare roles.
• Biomedical Sciences: Graduate programs in the Graduate College focus on cutting-edge research in areas like neuroscience and cancer biology.

OUHSC is uniquely positioned to provide hands-on training through its affiliations with major hospitals and clinics, including the OU Medical Center. Students benefit from interdisciplinary collaboration across colleges, fostering innovation in healthcare delivery and research. The campus is also a leader in addressing public health challenges through community outreach and partnerships. With a commitment to improving health outcomes in Oklahoma and beyond, OUHSC equips graduates with the skills and knowledge to excel in a rapidly evolving field. The center’s emphasis on research ensures that students are at the forefront of medical advancements, contributing to global health solutions.