Editing Purdue University (section)

=== Undergraduate Programs ===
Purdue is well-known for its '''engineering programs''', but the university also provides high-quality undergraduate education in areas like '''business''', '''liberal arts''', '''education''', and '''agriculture'''. With over 200 programs, students at Purdue have access to a diverse array of academic disciplines and opportunities for research, internships, and hands-on learning.

==== Key Undergraduate Schools and Programs: ====

* '''College of Engineering''': Purdue's '''College of Engineering''' is one of the most prestigious in the world. Students can pursue degrees in disciplines such as '''aerospace engineering''', '''biomedical engineering''', '''chemical engineering''', '''mechanical engineering''', and '''electrical engineering'''. The '''Purdue Polytechnic Institute''' offers hands-on learning opportunities and is renowned for its focus on innovation and industry collaboration.
* '''College of Science''': Students in the '''College of Science''' can pursue majors in '''biological sciences''', '''physics''', '''chemistry''', '''mathematics''', and '''earth sciences'''. The college is known for its strong research initiatives and academic rigor.
* '''Krannert School of Management''': The '''Krannert School of Management''' offers undergraduate programs in '''management''', '''economics''', '''finance''', and '''marketing'''. It is known for producing highly successful graduates who go on to lead companies in a wide range of industries.
* '''College of Agriculture''': Purdue’s '''College of Agriculture''' provides programs in '''agriculture economics''', '''food science''', '''animal sciences''', and '''sustainable agriculture'''. The college is focused on addressing global challenges related to '''food security''' and '''environmental sustainability'''.
* '''College of Liberal Arts''': Offering programs in the '''humanities''', '''social sciences''', '''history''', and '''communications''', the '''College of Liberal Arts''' provides a well-rounded education that prepares students for leadership roles in government, nonprofits, and business.