Indiana’s public colleges and universities are undertaking a massive overhaul of their academic offerings, cutting or consolidating hundreds of degree programs as mandated by the state’s latest budget.
Indiana University alone will eliminate 250 programs across its campuses, including IU Southeast in New Albany.
Governor Mike Braun is spearheading this initiative, aiming to boost the value of higher education by streamlining degrees and prioritizing fields like STEM that lead to high-paying jobs.
The move signals a significant shift in Indiana’s higher education landscape, aligning state funding with workforce demands.
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