A lifelong love of board games is leading to a business opportunity for Purdue University senior Sean Sullivan.
Helping robots be more adaptive
Mauricio Gomez looks forward to the day when more robots can be found in our homes and our work spaces. In fact, his PhD research within the Purdue Polytechnic is aimed at that goal.
Complete a leadership master's degree in 22 months
Imagine yourself in the weekend Leadership Master of Science degree program offered through the Purdue Polytechnic Institute Center for Professional Studies.
Indiana Manufacturing Institute offers collaborative research opportunities
Purdue University celebrated the completion of a new collaborative research facility with a ribbon cutting July 26.
Polytechnic professors lend expertise to 2016 Dawn or Doom
Four Purdue Polytechnic professors will lend their perspectives to the 2016 Dawn or Doom conference, scheduled for October 3-4 at Purdue University.
New manufacturer in state forges partnership with Purdue
Purdue University will be a major research and education partner with Italpollina, an Italian fertilizers and specialty plant nutrition company that is building its North American headquarters in Anderson, Indiana.
Richmond location touted for ‘positively thriving’
In its quietly effective way, reports Richmond-based ABrightSide.com, the Purdue Polytechnic Richmond is in a growing mode.
Message from the dean
In January, we unveiled a new video for the college titled “Technology Legends and Polytechnic Leaders.” In just 90 seconds, it tells our story and sets the stage for the great things to come. One line in the script is particularly powerful to me: “Relentlessly building the future. It’s our unique role at Purdue University.”
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Transformation Continues
Today’s students in the Purdue Polytechnic Institute are experiencing more: more input from industry advisors and partners, more project-based learning, more opportunities for global and cultural activities, and more connections across courses required for their majors. And more transformation is on the way.