NEW YORK – Several Indiana colleges and universities are included in the 2022 Best Online Programs rankings from U.S. News & World Report. The rankings were split into several categories, including MBA, Business – non-MBA, and Bachelor’s.
Read MoreINDIANAPOLIS – Western Governors University Indiana Chancellor Alison Bell says the institution was “built for the pandemic,” even though the online school was founded more than two decades before the onset of COVID-19. Now in its 25th year, WGU was launched to help older adults earn a degree to advance their careers through online courses. Bell, who was appointed chancellor in March 2019, says remote work has changed a lot of things in society, including careers.
Read MoreANGOLA – Trine University has made changes to its online information systems and organizational leadership degree programs it says will create more transfer options and learning opportunities. The university says its Bachelor of Science in information systems now includes concentrations in management and leadership, healthcare, marketing, cybersecurity, and game design and esports.
Read MoreFORT WAYNE – Purdue University Fort Wayne is adding five licensure programs to its academic offerings with the goal of addressing the state’s teacher shortage. The Indiana State Board of Education has approved two programs in high-need areas: speech-language pathology and elementary STEM, as well as three Transition to Teaching programs.
Read MoreINDIANAPOLIS – A national construction trade association says the Indianapolis metro area has one of the highest employment rates for construction workers in the U.S. The Associated General Contractors of America says construction employment in the Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson metro area hit an all-time October high, climbing 8% year over year.
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