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Oakland University (OU or Oakland) is a public research university in Auburn Hills and Rochester Hills, Michigan.
OU is a public doctoral research institution in Greater Metro Detroit that promotes a global perspective amid an inclusive, close-knit community. We empower more than 16,000 graduate and undergraduate students with experiential education and diverse opportunities.
Important reminders. Applications are open for Summer and Fall 2024 admissions and Winter 2025 admission. Our advisers are available to help you with any application questions. Priority deadlines for scholarships and financial aid eligibility have been extended.
Oakland University’s undergraduate degrees are as diverse as our student body. We offer bachelor’s degrees in 130 disciplines, from emerging fields such as cybersecurity and bioengineering to classic undergraduate degree areas such as business, science, education, and the liberal arts.
Oakland's History. Oakland University was established in 1957 when Matilda Dodge Wilson donated her estate to Michigan State University. Over the years, Oakland has developed into a prominent university with a rich educational history and deep roots in athletics.
Since our founding in 1957, Oakland University has made affordable tuition a major priority, including tuition-free opportunities for those who qualify. The whole community benefits when first-class education is accessible to everyone.
It’s all here — from athletics to academics and everything in between. Oakland University is committed to helping you succeed at OU and beyond. Browse Student Services.
