Indiana Institute of Technology

About Indiana Institute of Technology

Founded in 1930 as an engineering college in Fort Wayne, Indiana Tech has grown into a private, non-profit, comprehensive university that arms students with career-focused degrees and the skills that today’s employers are looking for. Our mission is to provide learners a professional education; prepare them for active participation, career advancement, and leadership in the global 21st century society; and motivate them toward lives of significance and worth. Indiana Tech offers degrees at the associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels, in diverse fields such as engineering, computer sciences, business administration, education, criminal justice, health information technology, and many more. In all, the university offers its students more than 60 degree options through its College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, and College of Engineering and School of Computer Science. Every year, nearly 1,700 undergraduate students call our beautiful and modern Fort Wayne campus home. Beyond its main campus, Indiana Tech also educates students online and at regional campuses throughout Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan. Our College of Professional Studies (CPS) is dedicated to serving busy working adults who want to earn their college degrees while balancing professional and family life. In addition to dedication to serving the individual needs of each student, many Indiana Tech instructors bring real-world industry experience to the learning environment. As a result, our students receive an education that proves to be impactful when it’s time to enter the job market. Because we are a not-for-profit university, our focus is on the success of our students, not shareholders. We work closely with our students – from their first days at Indiana Tech through their graduation and beyond – to help them achieve their academic goals.