Artificial Intelligence

The future of AI starts here

Leaders in the Next Industrial Revolution

��Ӱ�� State has a long history of excellence in Artificial Intelligence, going back to the early days of computer science. Hailed as “the next Industrial Revolution,” AI is making contributions to all areas of science, engineering, and the humanities. Our program, like the field itself, is truly multidisciplinary, fostering collaborations across the university and with industry.

Many of our faculty are part of ��Ӱ��'s robotics institute, the Collaborative Robotics and Intelligent Systems institute (CoRIS), with the goal of leveraging AI to improve robotic system capabilities. Our faculty also specialize in issues related to security and ethics.

Graduate Programs

Program Details

Degree Types

M.S.

Ph.D.

Graduate Minor

Locations

Corvallis

Our Faculty

Explore our faculty's expertise and research.

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Get in Touch

Academic Contact

For inquiries about our AI degrees and research:

eecs@oregonstate.edu

Partnerships

Contact our industry relations team to discuss partnerships and other opportunities.

Industry Contact

Collaborate with us on projects and research:

tina.batten@oregonstate.edu

Faculty Research Areas

Our AI and robotics research includes perception and interpretation of sensor data, learning about environments, decision making, automated planning and reasoning, and interaction with humans.

AI and Robotics

Theory, algorithms, and systems for making decisions in complex environments

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Pioneering AI Education in the U.S.

Julie Adams, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, tinkering with a miniature robot.

First in the U.S.

��Ӱ��is the first institution in the country to offer both master’s and doctoral degrees in AI.

AI M.S. students collaborate with industry partners on capstone projects
Grad students work with any of 32 core faculty members focused on AI
At ��Ӱ�� State, there is high overlap between AI and robotics faculty research

Building ethical autonomous systems

Colin Shea-Blymyer looks at ways for autonomous systems to incorporate social and ethical obligations in their reasoning.

New home for collaboration, innovation

The Jen-Hsun Huang and Lori Mills Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex will be a dynamic research and teaching facility.

AI pioneer

Tom Dietterich is an expert on sequential decision-making and the safe deployment of machine learning.

Read about Dietterich's AI research

OSU's AI grad program provided me with the expertise to delve into cutting-edge AI research, launching my career as a scientist at a top research lab.

Matt Olson

Ph.D. Artificial Intelligence '24

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science alumni Matt Olsen smiling.