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Integrated Business and Engineering (Indianapolis)
Integrated Business and Engineering invites you to apply to be part of a living learning community that explores multidisciplinary approaches to solving complex problems that are at the intersection of engineering and business. Students in IBE will build soft skills with their learning community peers, become aware of how solving wicked problems requires cross-functional frameworks, and effectively communicate among multiple disciplines. We invite you to also become a part of the living learning community as an opportunity to enhance your Purdue network. Common interests will allow you to build friendships to carry with you through your time as an undergraduate student and beyond.
Note: All first-year IBE students will automatically be enrolled in the IBE learning community. The residential living and learning community program is for IBE participants who wish to live with the learning community.
For specific information regarding the IBE LC, please email businessundergrad@purdue.edu.
Eligibility
Any first-year student in enrolled in the IBE major in the Mitch Daniels School of Business in Indianapolis.
Residential Component
Required. Students are required to live in University Residences housing.
Duration
Full Academic Year
Associated Courses and Information
There are no required courses to be included in the living learning community. Please see the IBE Plan of Study to learn about courses for this major.
Every fee eligible student involved with a learning community (LC) at Purdue will be assessed the $200 LC fee to their university account. These funds support activities and travel, signature LC events, housing assignments and/or course registration and instructor stipends.
Events and Activities Included:
- Lunches/Dinners with Executive Director, Program Director, & Assistant Director
- Networking with Daniels School of Business Alumni & Corporate Partners
- Business Case Competitions
- RA Movie Night
Information above is subject to change. If you are placed in the LC, the associated courses will be on your schedule prior to you registering for the rest of your courses.
