Author: RM Barton

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Through study abroad opportunities, Purdue’s Veterinary Technology Distance Learning program is helping students think globally

Purdue University’s College of Veterinary Medicine is encouraging students in its Veterinary Technology Distance Learning Program to pursue study abroad opportunities.

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Purdue launches new online major in space systems engineering 

Purdue University is launching a new online major in space systems engineering, offered as part of the online Master of Science in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering

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New short course from Purdue and IEEE integrates safety into engineering design and manufacturing

A new course from Purdue and IEEE ensures safety is proactively engineered into products.

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Purdue expands graduate credit pathway for Naval School of Aviation Safety students

Purdue University is offering an expanded graduate credit pathway for aviation professionals who have completed the Naval School of Aviation Safety’s (SAS) Aviation Safety Officer Course.

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Purdue University launches new online Master of Science in strategy in security and defense technologies

Purdue University is launching a new online Master of Science in strategy in security and defense technologies.

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Purdue’s AI Bytes workshops hit 1,000 attendances milestone

Purdue University’s innovative AI Bytes workshop sessions recently achieved 1,000 attendances.

Purdue’s new online master’s in radiopharmaceutical manufacturing gives students hands-on experience in growing field

The field of theranostics, which involves using radiopharmaceutical drugs and diagnostic tools to treat various types of cancer, is expected to grow threefold by 2029 — transforming from a $4.3 billion to a $12.7 billion industry, according to BCC Research. Increased demand for radiopharmaceuticals is fueled by a growing population of cancer patients, the increasing costs of drug development and the need for therapies that target treatment-resistant cancers.

Purdue’s online master’s degrees in engineering and education achieve top spots in national rankings, making significant gains

Online master’s programs in engineering and education from Purdue University once again achieved top rankings in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 list of the best online graduate programs. Five online master’s degrees in engineering are ranked No. 1 this year, and Purdue’s full array of online engineering master’s degrees ranked No. 2 overall.

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Office of Industry Partnerships hosting Power of Partnership workshop at Purdue Indianapolis

Purdue University’s Office of Industry Partnerships (OIP) is hosting an event on Wednesday (March 4) at Purdue’s Indianapolis location.

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Purdue launches new online veterinary clinical pathology program in partnership with Laboratory Retrievers, LLC

Purdue’s new Laboratory Retrievers continuing education program offers interactive lessons in veterinary clinical pathology.