At Purdue University's Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. School of Business, we deliver transformative education through innovative curriculum; campus, alumni and industry partnerships; and robust, award-winning student career preparation. See how our approach to educating tomorrow’s business leaders has helped us earn recognition as a Top 10 Most Innovative University in America.
More top students. Increased faculty size. A prestigious facility. All are vital parts of scaling innovation and taking our next giant leap in business education to become a top-10 business school.
Purdue Economics Center Celebrates 10 Years of Sense-Making Research
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A successful institution of higher learning lives up to a critical mandate: to constantly evolve its majors to keep up with industry needs and best prepare its graduates to lead the charge in fulfilling those needs.
The Daniels School of Business has launched three new BS programs in the past two years: The Integrated Business and Engineering (IBE) in fall 2021, and the Business Analytics and Information Management and Supply Chain and Operations Management programs in fall 2022.
Innovation doesn’t end at discovery. To make an impact, new ideas and products must be taken to market. To transform the world, leaders and founders of technology companies must master the intersection of technology and business.
Purdue University has solidified its commitment to evolve with the industry's needs by launching new majors
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Purdue University continues to rank among the top 10 most innovative schools in the nation, due in part to business-research partnerships that address real-world needs while producing job-ready graduates.
In that spirit, the Integrated Business and Engineering (IBE) program at Purdue’s School of Management recently partnered with the Industrial Design (ID) program from the College of Liberal Arts to host an IBE + ID Innovation Hackathon at the Shively Club in Ross-Ade Stadium.
Students come to Purdue seeking knowledge, but some of life’s most important lessons aren’t found in a book or a lecture hall. When we switch the academic experience from passive to active, we produce agile, critical thinkers capable of tackling the world’s biggest problems.
Doubling down on its promise to best prepare undergraduates for their futures, Daniels creates CareerBound
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Historic program provides underrepresented students with business opportunities
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Typically, young women who excel in math and science are pushed toward careers in math, science or engineering. Cara Putman would like to add another option.
“Business is a fantastic place for strong STEM students,” says Putman, director of the Brock-Wilson Center and clinical assistant professor. “We want to recruit top young people from around the country, provide great opportunities while they are here, and graduate women who are holistic, confident leaders.”
Communication evolves with each generation, but the principles remain. Students must be prepared to speak, write, and interact well. Strong communication skills and a deep knowledge of the history of business combine to build bridges across technology and humanity.
“It isn’t a class, it’s a conversation.” The unique Economic Scholars Program exemplifies the school’s dedication to close study of transformative texts written by great thinkers and encourages thoughtful, in-depth discussion of economics topics.
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