Oregon Technology Schools
Oregon, known as The Beaver State, is home to many renowned technical schools. The technology field is a lucrative career; as of 2011 a software engineer in Portland could expect to earn up to $68,000 per year, a senior software engineer or developer could earn more than $90,000. If you are considering a technological career such as engineering or media arts, a degree in these areas will enhance your resume and the possibility of landing a job.
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Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT)
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OIT offers a balance between technological theory and practical applications. Home to the first renewable energy-engineering program in the nation, OIT maintains an intimate student-to-faculty ratio of 20 to 1 in the classroom. The university has expanded its locations to include Klamath Falls, La Grande and Portland.
DeVry University, Portland
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Two of the five colleges of this university are based in technology: Engineering & Information Technology and Media Arts & Technology. In both concentrations, students actively collaborate with professional individuals in the fields of media arts and technology. The university offers associate, bachelor's and master's degree programs. DeVry also offers a wide variety of scholarships and financial aid to its students.
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Sanford-Brown College
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Noted for short-term and career-oriented programs, Sanford-Brown College focuses on developing a foundation for reliable performance in future educational endeavors. The institution is ideal for students seeking a career in healthcare-related technology. Flexibility of course scheduling is a priority of this college; in addition to day and online courses, programs are also offered on evenings and weekends.
ITT Technical Institute, Portland
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Within the colleges of ITT Tech are the School of Information Technology and the School of Electronics Technology. In each concentration, both associate's and bachelor's degrees are available. With more than 100 campuses nationwide, this university offers a diverse population of both American and international students.
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