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EECS and the College of Engineering The stated mission of Oregon State University is: “To best serve the people of Oregon, Oregon State University will be among the Top 10 land grant institutions in America.” The OSU College of Engineering supports this vision through its quest to grow prosperity through innovation by delivering the impact of the nation’s top-25 engineering programs. Measured by the composite of degrees and research expenditures, OSU Engineering now ranks 43rd and is on par with UC Irvine and Auburn University, with plans to grow to 15th, or the equivalent of Ohio State and Virginia Tech. This focus on impact will lead to a top-25 reputation ranking and elevate OSU Engineering from its current 28th position among land grant engineering programs to join the group of eight other land grant engineering programs that are among the nation’s top 25. A top-25 engineering college located in Oregon will help the state, the Pacific Northwest, and the nation remain globally competitive by delivering the world’s best engineering talent and breakthrough ideas. This talent and these ideas will help grow prosperity through innovation. Our top-25 journey is built upon our century-long legacy as an excellent engineering institution. In the past, and today, this excellence stems from our diverse faculty and staff, specifically: 1) their passion to create opportunity for both our students and the broader community, 2) their drive to develop the best work-ready engineering talent, and 3) the power of their extraordinary collaboration in research and teaching. These three attributes have been, and will continue to be, the guideposts of our journey.
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