Why travel abroad?
There are many ways you can experience new horizons as an IU-Bloomington
undergraduate. One of the most rewarding and challenging is foreign
study. The
Edward L. Hutton International Experiences Program (IEP) is here to help
you experience the ways of other peoples and the
sights and tastes of other cultures.
| Deadlines |
| Summer | Last
Friday
before Spring Break |
| Fall & Academic Year | Friday after Spring Break |
| Spring & Winter Break | Last Friday in
October |
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An international experience can be
shaped in many ways:
- Study Abroad
- Overseas Research
- International Internships
- Student Teaching in another country
- Volunteer Service Abroad
What is the IEP?
The IEP's primary goal is to provide funding for
high-achieving students seeking educational opportunities abroad. We also
seek to inform students about the benefits of an international experience
and about specific program opportunities abroad. If looking for
information on an experience right for you, visit our links page or IEP News: Options Abroad for stories,
blogs and information from past and current students. Please note, that
we do
not sponsor any specific overseas programs,
projects, or
internships.
Who is eligible for funding?
IEP grants
are made on a competitive basis. While any IU-Bloomington student with a
3.3 or
better cumulative GPA, or 3.7 or higher major GPA may
apply for this award, preference for these awards will go to
Hutton Honors College students and Hudson and Holland Scholars.
All IEP awards are one-time-only and are made to individual students
on the basis of merit. In every case,
student proposals must
satisfy university standards and have IU faculty endorsement.
Click here
to see if you are eligibile and to start the application process!
QUESTIONS? Contact The Hutton International Experiences Program at hiep@indiana.edu.
