As a doctoral granting, comprehensive university, Indiana State University (STATE) is dedicated to teaching and the creation of knowledge while maintaining its longstanding commitment to inclusiveness, community/public service, and access to higher education. STATE integrates teaching, research, and creative activity in an engaging, challenging, and supportive learning environment to prepare productive citizens of the world.
Established in 1865, STATE today has an enrollment of over 13,500 in seven colleges, 80 undergraduate programs, 75 graduate programs, and 100-plus minors, certificates, and licensure programs.
The university’s core values include:
As a state-supported institution for higher education, STATE has a long history of working with partners to offer degree programs that are closely aligned with the workforce needs and the strategic economic development direction of the State of Indiana. STATE appreciates and enthusiastically accepts the opportunity to work with the Indiana Office of Defense Development (ODD) and West-central Indiana Regional Partners to position the State of Indiana as an innovator in defense-related work.
While one might argue that nearly every academic program may add value to the national defense sector, the following three programs directly and uniquely contribute to the ODD’s immediate mission while also enjoying institutional priority support and national prominence:
Established in 1865, STATE today has an enrollment of over 13,500 in seven colleges, 80 undergraduate programs, 75 graduate programs, and 100-plus minors, certificates, and licensure programs.
The university’s core values include:
- Diversity
- Scholarship
- Equity
- Inclusion
- Excellence
As a state-supported institution for higher education, STATE has a long history of working with partners to offer degree programs that are closely aligned with the workforce needs and the strategic economic development direction of the State of Indiana. STATE appreciates and enthusiastically accepts the opportunity to work with the Indiana Office of Defense Development (ODD) and West-central Indiana Regional Partners to position the State of Indiana as an innovator in defense-related work.
While one might argue that nearly every academic program may add value to the national defense sector, the following three programs directly and uniquely contribute to the ODD’s immediate mission while also enjoying institutional priority support and national prominence:
