Construction Science & Organizational Leadership
Our faculty have a wealth of real world experience and are leaders in their respective disciplines.
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Our rigorous programs bring real-world experience to the classroom, building the knowledge you need to succeed.
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Kickstart Your Career
Our rigorous programs bring real-world experience to the classroom, building the knowledge you need to succeed.
Undergraduate
Graduate
Beyond the level of interest it provides, I like my major because my classes have a student-to-teacher ratio that allows me to not be afraid to walk up to my professors and ask questions.
Our professors set up real work experiences and site visits so we can see how everything works together.
PNW is a great place to explore your interests, especially if you’re not completely sure what you want to do yet. The faculty and staff are supportive and help guide you toward what fits best. Plus, once you find your path, there are plenty of hands-on learning experiences, like site visits and clubs, that make your time here even more valuable and rewarding.
It’s possible to speak to your professors and get to know them and have them get to know you. It feels like a community.
The OLS-EHS program at Purdue University Northwest truly builds the foundation for its graduates to become successful and effective safety professionals.
I really appreciated the hands on experience I was able to obtain at PNW in the lab courses and field trips. Professors were always more than happy to help with any questions I had as well.
Rooted in Real-World Challenges
See how programs like our fully online Master’s in Technology with a concentration in Leadership and Management can equip you with in-demand skills in strategic decision-making, project management and organizational leadership.
Students in the construction management engineering technology program visited the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 150, Training Center. The events included a presentation on the Operating Engineers and their role in the construction industry, how unions approach training, and hands-on experience with the responsibilities of heavy equipment operators and construction material inspectors.
Simulators allow for apprentices to get used to the equipment without the risk of damaging it. The students found the simulators more difficult to run than the actual equipment.
Students performing an anthropometry lab exercise.
Students are collecting field data using geographic information systems (GIS) to build geographic and built layers for a Building Information Model. Working outside of the classroom and in the field provides an opportunity to extend learning and develop career essential skills.
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Facilities
Strong partnerships with industry leaders have resulted in the development and continued support of state-of-the-art learning facilities.
News & Announcements
PNW’s College of Technology to share in $3.19 million grant to support affordable housing project
Purdue University Northwest’s College of Technology will receive a portion of a $3.19 million grant to support the Scalable Construction Automation for Labor-Efficient and Affordable Housing Expansion (SCALE-HOME) project.
PNW Ranked Among 2027 Best Midwest Public Regional Universities by U.S. News & World Report
Purdue University Northwest once again earned recognition as a top public regional university in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 annual Best Colleges rankings, released Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Northwest Indiana Families Value Higher Education at Purdue University Northwest
Purdue University Northwest welcomed 1,653 newly admitted undergraduate students while recording a new record 70.8% retention rate for returning second-year students for the 2026-27 academic year.