A team of students in Purdue University’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program partnered with Colombia-based social enterprise EatCloud to develop technology solutions aimed at reducing food waste while expanding access to food for communities in need.

Students from Purdue University’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program are turning classroom knowledge into real-world impact through an international sustainability project in Costa Rica.

Vignesh Viswanathan, a graduate student in Purdue's Master of Engineering Management program, was part of the team that took first place in the Microsoft Global Intern Hackathon with EchoFrame — an AI-driven marketing agent that transforms raw customer feedback into emotionally resonant visuals within seconds.

I began Purdue’s MEM program after finishing my undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology. I knew from the start that Purdue MEM would present me with opportunities that would excel my professional career. What I did not know was how soon, and how exciting, some of those opportunities would be.

Tears of joy streamed down Carlyse Wallace’s face when she learned she was accepted into Purdue’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program in November 2021.
“It was a dream come true for me,” she said.

This fall, Varsha Simpadipura Prasanna began her journey in Purdue University’s Master of Engineering Management program — but her academic pursuit comes with a historic distinction. Varsha is the inaugural recipient of the DETermined Scholarship, a $30,000 award launched by the Duolingo English Test (DET) in collaboration with the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India. The scholarship aims to empower young Indian women in STEM and support their ambitions to drive real-world change.

A team of students in Purdue University’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program partnered with Egyptian diagnostics startup Reme-D to develop a customer feedback and support system designed to improve communication, streamline issue resolution and support the company's continued growth across the Middle East and Africa.

A team of Purdue University Master of Engineering Management (MEM) students partnered with Kaaro Health, a social enterprise that provides affordable healthcare to underserved rural communities in Uganda, to develop technology and operations solutions that support the organization’s continued growth.

Graduate students in Purdue University's Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program are joining a Ugandan social enterprise to strengthen its ability to deliver clean water to underserved communities while building a foundation for long-term growth.

Graduate students in Purdue University’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program are partnering with a Kenyan startup to expand its impact on smallholder farmers by developing strategies to support long-term growth and improve food security.