Author: RM Barton

When Purdue students complete an online course, they only see the finished product, moving through each video, assessment and activity like they’re viewing a film, removed from what’s going on behind the scenes. But, just like in film production, the real magic of course design happens when the credits roll.  

Purdue’s University’s recently launched Online Capstone Experience is directly confronting current workplace challenges by providing students in Purdue’s online Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (MSAI) and online Master of Science in Data Science (MSDS) programs access to educational experiences at the cutting-edge of technological innovation.

Purdue University’s innovative AI microcredential courses are now being offered at a discount for faculty, staff and students for a limited time.

On Wednesday, November 19, Purdue University is hosting a panel discussion on how to build sustainable partnerships that can support faculty research, student career outcomes and innovation broadly.

Purdue University has a storied military history that began at its inception in 1869. From the Morrill Act to the GI Bill, this article explores Purdue’s military history and how the University is still supporting service today.

Purdue’s MSAI program, AI graduate certificate and AI microcredentials were recently shortlisted for an award by the QS Reimagining Education, and they received recognition from ABET. This recognition was highlighted at UPCEA’s annual Convergence Conference.

Purdue University is launching a new online, professional development course that covers utilizing data in health care contexts. Data Science for Healthcare Professionals is a flexible, self-paced online course designed for working clinicians, hospital staff, pharmacy workers, public health officials, sales associates and other professionals who want to learn how to work with the large amounts of data generated in the health care industry.  

The last time Purdue University caught up with online Doctor of Technology (DTech) graduate Ethan Sneider, he was working in software and technology development at Kessler Run, a United States Air Force software development division in Boston, Massachusetts, and at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the AI Accelerator Unit. Since then, Sneider has continued his persistent pursuit to integrate emergent tech within the military, this time as a senior engagement manager on the pacific team at Onebrief, a tech startup focused on military optimization.  

Artificial Intelligence (AI), once thought of as a speculative technology, is here to stay. AI is already taking nearly every industry by storm, and the technology is likely to become even more influential in the future.

Through Purdue University’s new online Master of Science in Organizational Leadership and Supervision (MSOLS), students will be able to build valuable skills in strategic leadership, organizational change and team development in a flexible, online format. The MSOLS degree, which was...