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Applied research is what it sounds like: research applied in the real world. Is your business right for a research project?

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You can help our students get a better education with internships, co-ops, and service learning.

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Creating the Workers You Need

Your employees can get better or more training through classes offered through Continuing Studies.

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Promoting Partnerships

By making campus-to-community connections, we’re able to provide resource access to improve businesses—and northeast Indiana.

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Connecting with Students

Are you interested in working with Purdue Fort Wayne students in the areas of business, marketing, engineering, computer science, graphic arts, or industrial design as a sponsor of faculty-supported student projects? There are low-cost opportunities in engineering design, market research, management strategy, graphic design, information technology, and many other areas.

The university provides a connection between your business and our students for projects that fit into course plans and provide good learning experiences, while also benefiting your company. This is also a great way to get your company name on campus and begin to interact with potential future employees.

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Tapping into TAP

The Purdue University Technical Assistance Program (TAP) provides high-value solutions to increase profitability for the manufacturing sector, and to improve the productivity of the state and local government. Operating from eight statewide offices, the program utilizes Purdue University faculty, students, and staff.

Since Purdue TAP began more than a quarter century ago, the program has assisted approximately 19,000 organizations and trained more than 50,000 employees. Thousands of Hoosier jobs have been added or saved due to to Purdue TAP’s technical assistance, performance improvement, and technology-adoption initiatives.

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