The Knight Campus rethinks the way students learn and train, offering innovative approaches to technical training, scientific communication and entrepreneurship.
The Knight Campus and Oregon State University’s joint bioengineering PhD program fuels student success through access to faculty research and cutting-edge research facilities at both institutions. Our comprehensive PhD curriculum prioritizes career training, equips students with core knowledge to tackle complex challenges and offers a wealth of electives that connect to your research interests and background.
The Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program is an integral part of the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact. The program has more than 25 years of success training students in industry-relevant technical and professional skills through hands-on training, including internships with extensive partnerships in industry, government, and academia. The program offers five distinct tracks: Bioinformatics and Genomics, Molecular Sensors and Probes, Semiconductors, Polymer Science, and Optical Materials and Devices.
The Knight Campus Undergraduate Scholars program is a comprehensive research experience designed to develop the next generation of leading researchers. The program immerses a cohort of students in a full year of research in a Knight Campus affiliated lab from January to December each year.