About University of Oklahoma
The University of Oklahoma is a public research university in Norman, Oklahoma, with additional campuses and facilities in the Oklahoma City area. It is the state’s flagship university and serves a large undergraduate and graduate population. The Norman campus is the university’s main campus and anchors much of its academic and student life.
OU offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional study across many fields. It is especially known for programs in areas such as business, engineering, meteorology, journalism, law, and the arts and sciences. As a major research university, it also provides students with access to research opportunities, large-scale campus resources, and Division I athletics.
- Public flagship university serving Oklahoma from its main campus in Norman
- Broad academic offerings across undergraduate, graduate, and professional study
- Research university with opportunities for advanced study and faculty-led research
- Transfer and exam credit are evaluated through university policies and degree requirements
- Regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission