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Purdue’s online graduate programs make Forbes’ list of Best Online Master’s Programs for Service Members

Purdue University’s catalogue of online master’s programs recently made Forbes’ 2026 list for Best Online Master’s Programs for Military Service Members.

May 11, 2026

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Veterinary Technology Distance Learning program launching a new, streamlined plan of study for fall 2026

In fall of 2026, Purdue’s Veterinary Technology Distance Learning (VTDL) program is unveiling a new plan of study for online students.

May 11, 2026

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Connie Hahn (left) and Larissa Cremeens (right) pose with their award at the 2026 UPCEA conference

Purdue’s CoPILOT program honored again with innovation award, this time from UPCEA

Purdue’s University’s Cohort Program for Innovation and Leadership in Online Teaching (CoPILOT) is the recipient of UPCEA’s 2026 Award for Strategic Innovation in Online Learning.

May 5, 2026

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Purdue visit to Caterpillar Inc’s Tinaja Hills Demonstration and Learning Center shows the power of partnerships in action

This past February, Eric Woods, executive director of industry partnerships in Purdue’s Office of Industry Partnerships, and several Purdue faculty took a trip to CAT’s demonstration facility in the Arizona desert

May 1, 2026

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Online Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence student’s project gains global recognition

When Areejit Banerjee completed the policy brief for his Artificial Intelligence Policy, Governance and Ethics class, Banerjee knew it was good. He just didn’t realize how good.

April 30, 2026

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Through scholarship opportunities, Purdue’s Vet Tech Distance Learning Program is making veterinary education more accessible

Earning a degree in a field like veterinary technology can change lives. That’s why Purdue’s Veterinary Technology Distance Learning (VTDL) program created scholarship opportunities for online students.

April 30, 2026

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Wade and Alex Johson laugh with each other at a large kitchen table. They are drinking coffee on a cold day in Michigan.

Through distance learning, a father and son forge a Boilermaker bond that transcends time, technology

Father-son-duo Wade and Alex Johnson got a front row seat to Purdue’s storied history of distance learning — albeit almost 30 years apart.

April 21, 2026

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The write stuff: Doctor of Technology student finds audience for his musings about technology

Few things delight Aaron Lai as much as the innovative dynamic created by unlikely pairings, especially the marriage of science and math to art and literature.

April 17, 2026

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New online AI in Education Graduate Certificate equips educators with powerful digital tools for today’s learning spaces

As artificial Intelligence transforms teaching and learning, Purdue University’s College of Education has unveiled its new AI in Education Graduate Certificate.

April 8, 2026

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Three construction managers stand on an outdoor staircase, looking over a large piece of paper containing building plans. They are wearing hard hats and business casual clothing.

Online Master of Science in Construction Management degree provides a safe haven for grad, seniors and his company

When John Downing enrolled in Purdue University’s online Master of Science in Construction Management (MSCM), he wanted to build his leadership skills and expand his knowledge of construction management.

April 3, 2026

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Purdue’s online Master of Science in Construction Management gives grad the tools to build the future

Before one nail is hammered and one brick is laid, Trevor Sierzputowski can see a finished building project and calculate how to take it from concept to reality.

March 30, 2026

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Online MSOLS student Sara Van Sickle poses in front of Purdue's Knoy Hall of Technology.

To infinity and beyond: Online MS in Organizational Leadership and Supervision grad helps companies reach the stars

Sara Van Sickle found a solution to life’s contradictions in Purdue’s online MSOLS.

March 30, 2026

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