Purdue University and the International Society of Transport Aircraft Trading (ISTAT) are collaborating on a dual certificate program in which students can earn an ISTAT University certificate by taking courses in aircraft asset management and aircraft leasing, and they can earn Purdue’s Graduate Certificate in Aviation Financial Management by taking two additional classes in aviation financial instruments and operations and airline revenue management.
Since its founding in 1869, Purdue University has been on a mission to promote innovation and transform the future by delivering high-quality public education to students across Indiana and the world. That mission started on Purdue’s flagship campus in West Lafayette, Indiana.
Earning a graduate degree is a huge personal accomplishment, requiring countless hours of hard work and careful planning. For online graduate students, this is especially true, since many of them spend over 20 hours a week on graduate coursework while working full time.
Retired pilot Allen Baker’s introduction to civil engineering came several decades before he graduated from Purdue University’s online Master of Science in Civil Engineering program. He was introduced to the field in the United States Air Force Academy, where he majored in civil engineering as an undergraduate student.
John Goodfellow dreamed of going to Purdue for nearly 40 years before he became a student in the university’s online Master of Science in Computer and Information Technology program.
Before Vasil Yordanov became Purdue University’s first graduate in the online Master of Science in Microelectronics and Semiconductors program, he was a budding physicist and researcher in search of a specialty.
Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, a new 100% online course from Purdue University, is designed to equip health care professionals with knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the rapidly evolving uses of AI in health care, which could eventually affect almost every area of the industry.
Tamara Grant’s journey to becoming a student in Purdue’s online Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (AI) program started at a Walmart in Altamonte Springs, Florida, where she worked second shift as a cashier, saving money and practicing her English so she could go back to school.