.
Learning Communities Available to Students in the Mitch Daniels School of Business
Integrated Business and Engineering Residential Program
Members of this learning community have core courses in both business and engineering, experiential learning projects and mentorship from alumni. You’ll be ready to adapt to changing environments, lead teams and make key strategic decisions.
Larsen Leaders Academy Residential Program
Members of this learning community have unique social events, professional workshops, accelerated classes, and can live in a residence hall with other high-ability students who share their major.
Science Innovation
The SILC program is an innovative experiential learning opportunity designed to immerse students in both business and scientific fields. Through real-world projects, a live-in learning community, and dedicated staff support, participants will develop valuable scientific and technical skills while fostering collaboration and innovation. By combining classroom learning with real-world application, SILC will be a cornerstone of interdisciplinary experiential learning where students will forge partnerships across majors and colleges. Equipping College of Science and Daniels School of Business students with the technical knowledge and industry connections needed for success in science business innovation, SILC is designed to provide a transformative educational experience.
Women in Business
If you are interested in joining other students to explore gender-related issues in the workplace, consider applying for the Women in Business learning community, hosted by the Daniels School’s Brock-Wilson Center for Women in Business.
