Global Engineering Programs and Partnerships announces the 2026 Artificial Intelligence For Social Good Seed Grant Funding competition. We are accepting proposals that will catalyze AI-based solutions to address challenges faced by those at the bottom of the pyramid - poverty, homelessness, job insecurity, nutrition insecurity, health, skills training, accessibility, civic engagement and more.

VOTING BEGINS NOVEMBER 6th @ GEPP's Instagram! 

The finalists will be posted to Instagram (@purdue_gepp) November 6th and winners will be determined by the highest post likes by Friday November 13th.

No person ever steps in the same river twice, for it is not the same river and they are not the same person.” This adage, or something to this effect, is believed to have been said by Heraclitus around 2,500 years ago. I was reminded of the sentiment when I visited Purdue’s Global Engineering Programs and Partnerships (GEPP) office last year....

We are happy to announce that our 2020 Shah Lab seed grant awardee David Warsinger’s work was highlighted in MIT Review

If you studied abroad in fall 2019 or spring 2020, we want to see your photos! If you were a spring 2020 student, we know you had a unique experience. Even though your time abroad was cut short, we still want to highlight you and your time abroad.