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Realize Your Potential with Interprofessional Education at ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì

At ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì (ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì), Interprofessional Education (IPE) isn't just about academics — it's a reflection of our commitment to Jesuit values. Rooted in holistic development, social justice and service to others, IPE embodies the very essence of our educational philosophy.

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Expect an educational journey that goes beyond textbooks. Through IPE, you'll:

  • Embrace Jesuit Values: Immerse yourself in a learning environment shaped by Jesuit values, fostering holistic development, social justice, and service to others.
  • Enhanced Educational Experience: Experience a curriculum that prioritizes teamwork, communication, and interdisciplinary learning, preparing you for the complexities of real-world challenges.
  • Invaluable Skills: Acquire skills in collaboration, communication, and leadership that will distinguish you in your future career endeavors.
  • Collaborative Opportunities: Engage with students from diverse disciplines, broadening your perspective and forging lasting professional relationships.
  • Preparation for Leadership: Actively participate in interprofessional initiatives, positioning yourself as a future leader in your field, committed to positive change and service.

Seize the opportunity to shape your future with Interprofessional Education at ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì. Reach out to us today to embark on your journey of personal and professional growth.

The IPE Program’s three-course Concentration in Interprofessional Practice embeds six attributes of the ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì Undergraduate Core Curriculum and is open to all ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì students regardless of academic major. 

An Interprofessional Practice minor and graduate-level learning opportunities are also provided through the IPE Program.


Advancing yourself in the health care field must come with advancing your health care team, and most importantly, advancing the patient. ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì prepared us well to interact with other health care disciplines and work together to solve problems through interprofessional teamwork."

Kaitlin Codd, ÐÔÅ«µ÷½Ì class of 2024