Electrical and Computer Engineering master's student, Megan Frantz, made the most of her graduate experience and propelled into a job while still in school.
Doctoral candidate, Afnan Althoupety, showed incredible determination and drive while pursuing her dream to earn her degree from Portland State.
The Maseeh College of Engineering & Computer Science gives students from non-Computer Science backgrounds a solid foundation for building their careers.
Through Portland State's immersive program in Computer Science, one graduate student jump-started her career in tech in the U.S.
Jennifer Zelen is one of those rare, mythical creatures you rarely encounter in the City of Roses: an actual Portland local. Aside from leaving for some extended travel, she was born, raised, and educated here in the metropolitan area, including receiving her undergraduate degree from Portland State University.
"I find it fascinating that the professors constantly encourage us to contribute to the discussions and to share our critical opinions."
"I truly enjoyed working with diverse groups from very different backgrounds. Picking real business cases for class projects and trying to work with my team to apply our learning to real life examples was instrumental in my learning."
"My career path has moved quite quickly and has exceeded the expectations I had when starting the program. There is no way I would be where I am today without having been in this program."
Andrew moved to Portland to work for Tektronix but was promoted to Marketing Manager since starting the MBA Program at PSU. Read more to learn how he got there!
Synkai chose Portland State's Master of Real Estate Development program after several business trips to Portland -- a city he was drawn to because of it's leading edge in smart growth and sustainability in real estate development.
The Art and Social Practice MFA at PSU and Martin Luther King Jr. School in Northeast Portland partner and the idea of creating a “living museum” in a dynamic neighborhood takes off.
A new interdisciplinary program will provide engineering and architecture students the experience, training, and skills to address issues of energy consumption in the building sector.
Undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students from departments across campus gather to share their ideas and celebrate their research at the first annual, campus-wide student research symposium.