Academic Affairs
The Office of the Provost and Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs maintains PNW’s academic infrastructure and provides leadership to our core work of learning, discovery and engagement.
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AREAS OF STUDY
Wherever your future takes you, PNW’s reputation for academic excellence and supportive faculty will push you to succeed.
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
From technology to tourism management, PNW’s colleges and schools will offer the hands-on knowledge you need to grow.
Additional Resources
See PNW’s student handbook as well as official policies for academic integrity, free speech and more.
The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) is an independent corporation that was founded in 1895 as one of six regional institutional accreditors in the United States.
News & Announcements
Earn College Credits this Summer at Purdue University Northwest
College students seeking to stay on track or work ahead in their plans of study can take summer courses offered by Purdue University Northwest.
Digital Accessibility Updates and Thank You to Task Force
As referenced in a message that Purdue Provost Wolfe sent out earlier today, April 21, the Department of Justice extended the ADA Title II compliance deadline until April 2027.
Sabbaticals Awarded for 2026-27
Four tenured faculty have been awarded a one-semester sabbatical leave during the 2026-2027 academic year. Sabbatical leaves provide opportunities for continued professional growth and new intellectual achievements through study, research and writing.
Key Dates
May 11
NSSE Survey DeadlineMay 11 is the deadline for the NSSE survey, which PNW first and fourth-year students are invited to complete.
May 18
Summer 2026 First Day of ClassesFirst day of Summer 2026 Classes, including twelve week, first six-week and first four-week modules.
May 25
Memorial Day Holiday – No Classes & Campuses are ClosedOn Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, there are no classes and campus offices are closed.