About
The Pulte Institute for Global Development within the Keough School of Global Affairs facilitates global research by connecting faculty with technical expertise on work focused on issues related to poverty and sustainability.
The Pulte Institute has supported the creation of multidisciplinary knowledge on complex development challenges in the areas of:
- Education
- Sustainable Agriculture
- Just Systems and Effective States
- Housing, Migration and Resettlement
- Health and Well-being
In addition to working creatively and collaboratively with faculty, researchers, and students across the University of Notre Dame, the Institute maximizes impact through partnerships with government agencies, non-governmental agencies, humanitarian organizations, foundations, individual benefactors, and private corporations in the U.S. and overseas.
The Pulte Institute, consistent with Notre Dame's mission "to create a sense of human solidarity and concern for the common good," is dedicated to upholding ethical values, enriching knowledge, preparing students for leadership positions, and deeply respecting diverse cultures, religions, and political systems.
2024-2025 Annual Review
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