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IUPUI At a Glance
17Schools granting degrees in health sciences, liberal arts, life sciences, engineering, and more
7,100+degrees granted in 2018–19
29,530+students attending IUPUI in fall 2019
Spotlighting IUPUI Success
Tyler Trent's legacy
Research Success
Hope sprouts from tragedy with Indiana School of Medicine researchers finding a new way to halt tumor growth from Purdue student and super fan Tyler Trent's cells. Researchers Karen Pollock and Jamie Renbarger expect these advancements will benefit pediatric and adult oncology, and all those combating cancer.
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Mentoring achievement
Student Success
O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs graduate Sara Hindi connects with current students about career paths and life advice leading up to graduation. As a member of the school's new Mentor Collective, Hindi is one of many who communicate online to guide first-generation students and students of color towards positive, fulfilling journeys.
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Engineering cost savings
Institutional Success
Kelley School professor Amrou Awaysheh works with manufacturing facilities to save money and the environment. Connected to the Internet of Things, his "smart meters" activate large machinery and tools only when needed, instead of running constantly. His efforts impact $60 billion to $100 billion of energy wasted in manufacturing annually.
Hear Awaysheh's StoryCareer Outcomes
72%of 2018 graduates completed at least one internship
85%of 2018 graduates work in positions related to their field of study
92%of 2018 graduates reported positive career outcomes
When Indiana University offered its first classes in Indianapolis in 1891, it was only the beginning of IUPUI’s dedication to providing higher education in the community. And our story is far from over. As we celebrate IU’s Bicentennial, we’re taking the opportunity to build on IUPUI’s cherished history.
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