Make a Gift to Global Engineering Programs and Partnerships
How you can help
Purdue University’s Office of Global Engineering Programs and Partnerships (GEPP) serves all students, staff, and faculty in the College of Engineering by offering comprehensive academic programs in education, research, and engagement, with an emphasis on transformative education. Your support, ranging from student scholarships to endowing a program, is vital to GEPP’s signature programs and new initiatives. Giving opportunities provide meaningful ways to help Purdue Engineering become the leader in global learning and impact.
Break Barriers. Build Global Engineers.
The College of Engineering is advancing a bold plan to make global learning experiences accessible and attainable for every Purdue engineering student—a goal that can only be achieved through the partnership and generosity of dedicated supporters. Recognizing that the current average program cost of $5,000 limits participation, this initiative will focus on expanding affordable and inclusive study abroad opportunities so that every student can benefit from these high-impact, experiential learning experiences.
Through increased scholarships, low-cost and short-term program options, and partnerships with international institutions and industry, the initiative will reduce financial barriers and expand participation in study, research, and work experiences abroad. By creating more equitable access, the College aims to ensure that all students—regardless of background or financial means—can develop global competency and the ability to work effectively across national, cultural, and disciplinary boundaries.
The initiative will also include innovative programs to strengthen intercultural communication and rigorously assess student learning outcomes related to global engagement. With your support, we will increase the percentage of engineering students participating in international experiences from 20% to over 50% of the graduating class by 2030—empowering a new generation of globally minded engineers prepared to lead in an interconnected world.