Purdue University Fort Wayne
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About Purdue University Fort Wayne
Purdue University Fort Wayne was established in 2018 upon the disassembly of Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. The public university is located along the St. Joseph River in Fort Wayne, Indiana and offers more than 200 education programs to its students.
Purdue University Fort Wayne offers the following healthcare-related courses:
Dental Assisting
The Dental Assisting program is offered by the Department of Dental Education in the Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) College of Health and Human Services.
Recent news about Purdue University Fort Wayne
Purdue University Fort Wayne has broken ground on the Surack-Sweetwater Music Industry Building, which will allow students access to state of the art music equipment and help with the city’s goal of becoming a top-10 music city by 2031.
After a 44 year journey, a mastodon skeleton has finally come to rest in a display at Purdue University Fort Wayne’s student union thanks to generations of geology students.
The November 14 event aims to build awareness in educators about the importance of teaching kids about the environment through learning experiences.
Purdue University Fort Wayne was awarded the Silver Award by the Women’s Fund of Greater Fort Wayne for its treatment of female employees, one of only five employers to receive such an honor this year.
Purdue University Fort Wayne announced that it will be offering a certificate in cultural resource management through its department of anthropology and sociology. The program will train students to identify and investigate cultural resources as well as plans for their use, curation, and preservation.
A recent policy shift at Purdue University's Fort Wayne campus will permit student teachers to work as substitutes at area schools and get compensated. The rule change benefits both student teachers and local districts struggling to fill substitute teacher roles.
In a statewide competition, three teams of students developed innovative ways of tackling community challenges and new ways of funding municipal projects.
Purdue University will continue to offer in-person learning at the Fort Wayne campus for the Spring 2021 semester.