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IoT4Ag Pathway to PhD Program

The IoT4Ag Pathway to PhD Program (PPP) is a free virtual workshop and mentoring program designed to help students navigate the PhD application process. Participants will learn what makes a strong graduate school and fellowship application, get guidance on personal and research statements, and be matched with a current PhD student, postdoc, or faculty mentor for individualized feedback and mentorship. 2026 Program Details This is especially useful for students actively preparing PhD or fellowship applications this fall; or students who want to be ready for applying next year. Please forward this opportunity to students, advisors,… Read more IoT4Ag Pathway to PhD Program →

Harvard PhD Opportunity

We’re eager to connect with Purdue students in your department who may be interested in pursuing a PhD in business-related fields.  Our graduates go on to faculty positions at leading business schools worldwide, and applicants may apply starting in their senior year with only a bachelor’s degree—no business background required.  Why this is a unique opportunity Programs offered: Business Administration (Accounting & Management, Marketing, Strategy, Technology & Operations Management); Business Economics; Health Policy (Management);andOrganizational Behavior.  Free virtual info sessions (register here): ·       September 24 at 10:00 a.m. ET ·       October 15 at 12:00 p.m. ET ·       October 26 at 1:00 p.m. ET ·       November… Read more Harvard PhD Opportunity →

IE 59000: Complex Systems: Theory and Applications 

Complex systems face challenges both in mathematical modeling and philosophical foundations. From a general perspective, the study of complex systems represents a set of approaches to science that assess how relationships between parts give rise to the collective behaviors of a system, and also how the system interacts and develops relationships with its environment. In this course, you will bring your own data (for instance, data related to your research interests) and you will learn how to analyze/interpret the data from a complex systems point of view. Offered Tuesday/Thursday 10:30-11:45am.