Indiana Tech is a comprehensive university in Fort Wayne, Indiana, offering career-focused, professional programs of higher education.
Indiana Tech was founded in 1930 as Indiana Technical College. It originally offered an accelerated engineering degree to provide a pathway for engineering students into the workforce during the Great Depression. Today it is known as Indiana Tech, a comprehensive university focused on career-focused, professional programs of higher education. Dr. Karl W. Einolf is the university's ninth president since its inception in 1930.
Indiana Tech's mission is to prepare students for active participation, career advancement and leadership in the global 21st century society, and to motivate them toward lives of significance and worth. The university seeks to empower every person in the world to increase their knowledge, build their skills, reach their fullest potential and positively impact their community. One of its core values is Respect, defined as treating all stakeholders fairly and equitably.
Indiana Tech's academic approach includes hands-on labs, research beyond the classroom, and close connections to internships and other experiences. The College of Arts and Sciences offers 53 degrees and certificates, and the College of Business offers 73 degrees and certificates. The Talwar College of Engineering and Computer Sciences offers 41 engineering and computer science programs, taught by expert, field-experienced faculty.
The university is located at 1600 E. Washington Blvd., Fort Wayne, IN 46803. Campus facilities listed include a dining hall, on-campus housing in apartment and suite styles, intramural sports and fitness/recreation, Parkview Campus Clinic, Wellness Clinic, and Parkview Campus Counseling. Indiana Tech is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, and its programs hold accreditation from ABET, the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education, and the International Accreditation Council for Business Education.
Admission routes include Traditional Undergraduate (On-Campus), Online/Evening Undergraduate, Transfer Student Admission, and International Graduate Program.