Off-Campus Instructional Sites
Portage University Center and Academic Learning Center
Portage University Center
Thanks to an innovative agreement between the City of Portage and the area’s major colleges and universities, Indiana University Northwest students can now take courses at the new Portage University Center beginning in the fall of 2012. Having an off-site program in Portage has had a tremendous impact in making an Indiana University degree accessible to more students. Indiana University is proud to be able to continue to extend the campus in Portage allowing closer proximity to students in other areas of Northwest Indiana.
The 31,500-square-foot building offers newer and larger space than our previous Portage location, which will facilitate additional course offerings. Students will be able to take many freshman core courses and upper-level education courses, as well as language and business courses.
This new facility currently holds three IUN classrooms, one which includes a full computer lab for students, staff and faculty use. It also features a separate room with access to four computers for use when a class is being held in the main computer lab. Both computer rooms have printers available.
Students have the ability to relax in both downstairs and upstairs lounge areas in the beautiful atrium area as well as access to vending and coffee machines.
For convenience, there are also conference rooms available for use for meetings and/or group work.
For additional details, please visit Registration or contact Lori Weed at the Portage University Center at laweed@iun.edu.
Academic Learning Center
Indiana University Northwest offers classes through a joint venture with Purdue University Calumet at the Academic Learning Center. Students can take introductory to upper-level classes in a variety of concentrations.
IUN offers courses in business, finance, chemistry, computing, education mathematics, criminal justice and public affairs. Additionally, for the convenience of students and their busy schedules, some classes offered by each university will provide an opportunity for joint or equivalency credit with either institution.
The Center accommodates up to 1,500 students, features 20 classrooms, computer labs, student study areas and small conference rooms.
The central location of this facility provides residents in the south counties of Northwest Indiana increased access to higher education opportunities.
For additional details, visit Registration or http://webs.purduecal.edu/alc/students/iun-students/ .