Program Overview

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Introduction to IntroDUCKtion

IntroDUCKtion is the University of Oregon's comprehensive, in-person orientation, advising, and registration program experience for new students and their families. It is required for all new undergraduates and serves as an opportunity for students to begin their journey as Ducks.

Program Details

At IntroDUCKtion, students will:

• Meet other new Ducks
• Learn from current Ducks about tips on how to be successful at the UO
• Discover academic opportunities from UO faculty
• Explore the abundance of resources, opportunities, and experiences available
• Meet with an academic advisor in their major
• Complete their fall class schedule

2026 On-Campus Dates for Fall First-Year Students

The following dates are available for on-campus IntroDUCKtion sessions:

• Monday–Tuesday, June 29–30
• Monday–Tuesday, July 6–7
• Thursday–Friday, July 9–10
• Monday–Tuesday, July 13–14
• Thursday–Friday, July 16–17
• Thursday–Friday, July 23–24
• Monday–Tuesday, July 27–28
• Thursday–Friday, July 30–31
• Thursday–Friday, August 13–14
• Monday–Tuesday, August 17–18
• Thursday–Friday, August 20–21

Students must attend the session in its entirety from start to finish. Late arrivals and early departures from in-person sessions cannot be accommodated.

Off-Site IntroDUCKtion

In addition to on-campus sessions, an IntroDUCKtion session will be hosted in Honolulu, Hawaii, in August.

Registration

Registration for in-person IntroDUCKtion sessions will open in mid-May for all new students who have submitted their Intent to Register and their Advance Tuition Deposit. Students may register themselves and guests using their application status portal.

Parent and Family IntroDUCKtion

Information regarding Parent and Family IntroDUCKtion is available, providing an opportunity for families to engage with the university community.

Costs and Refunds

Details about costs and refunds associated with IntroDUCKtion are available, ensuring transparency for students and their families.

University Departments

The University of Oregon comprises various departments, including:

• Academics
• Admissions
• Career Center
• Counseling
• Dean of Students
• Erb Memorial Union
• Financial Aid & Scholarships
• Health Services
• Housing
• Parent and Family Programs
• Physical Education and Recreation
• Orientation Programs
• Registrar's Office
• Student Life
• Student Services & Enrollment Management
• Testing Center

University Resources

The university offers a range of resources, including:

• Academic Advising
• Accessible Education Center
• Campus Map
• Employee IntroDUCKtion
• First-Year Programs
• IntroDUCKtion Exception Request
• Student Employment
• Tutoring