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OSUIT Offers Options to Learn About Black History Month

OSU Institute of Technology is offering opportunities for students and employees to learn more about Black History Month this February. Wednesday, Feb. 19, Miss Black OSU 2019, Aundrea Jackson, will visit OSUIT speaking to the campus about Acts of Activism.

Graphic design students and Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell

Graphic Design Students Branding Woody Guthrie's Hometown

OSU Institute of Technology Graphic Design students are participating in rebranding the city of Okemah for their Practicum class.

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Be True To You at OSUIT - Justin Stewart

Hear from OSUIT Pro-Tech student, Justin Stewart, what it means to "Be The One They Call."

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Join us for an Afternoon with Pete on February 15

OSUIT welcomes prospective students, families and friends for a campus visit, Saturday, February 15.

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OSUIT students get hired before graduation

Our Associate in Applied Science combines classwork and real-world experiences in an affordable program. Answer the call, and be true to you at OSUIT.

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Located in America’s heartland, OSUIT partners with global corporations to develop academic coursework and practical training environments using industry-caliber equipment to create a seamless classroom to career transition.

Workforce Development

OSUIT is a leader in workforce and economic development for the state of Oklahoma. By providing customized industry training, certificate programs, adult and continuing education, and employability skills, we are creating career pathways that will bridge our nation’s skills gap.

Military Friendly

Nationally recognized as a military-friendly university, OSU Institute of Technology is proud of a long heritage of serving veterans since 1946. OSUIT works with service men and women to discover how their military skills and experiences can transfer into college credits and helps them determine the degree program that will best suit their needs and experiences.