At IU, you’ll find leading-edge degrees in discovery, one of the world’s best technology and information schools, and top-earning career paths. No matter your next step, a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) degree from IU will get you where you want to go.
If you’re interested in brain science and its role in human behavior, explore our degree programs in psychology and neuroscience.
If you love math, science, and using computers to innovate or problem-solve technology of all sorts, check out our B.S. degree in computer science.
If you want to understand how humans and other living things work, or have your sights set on medical school, check out our degrees in biology.
If you want to use computing and artificial intelligence to solve complex problems, learn more about our degree in intelligent systems engineering.
| If you want to . . . | Learn more about majors in |
|---|---|
| Use robots to aid in medical procedures | Health & wellness |
| Become a medical illustrator or an animator | Arts & culture |
| Use data to improve our economy as a whole | Business |
| Predict models for environmental phenomena | Public service |
When it comes to his studies in astrophysics, mathematics, and computer science, Jude’s goal is simple: use his passion for teaching others to build a better world. Visit campus with Jude—and learn about the cool stuff he’s been up to.
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[MUSIC: Soft, upbeat music plays throughout the video.]
[VIDEO: Jude Gussman stands in front of Swain Hall.]
Jude: Hey, yo! My name is Jude Gussman; I am a senior studying computer science, mathematics, and astronomy. I knew IU was the one when I began research in the astronomy department. It felt like a home away from home.
[VIDEO: Jude stands in front of the Kirkwood Observatory.]
Coolest things I've done at IU socially is help at Kirkwood Observatory's open house night, where the public can come and see different celestial objects. One of life's great delights is to show someone some beautiful object that they've never seen before in their life. One of the coolest things I’ve done academically is go to Tucson, Arizona, with my observational astronomy class to observe different galaxies with the 1.9 meter telescope.
[VIDEO: Jude sits on a bench next to a statue of Herman B Wells, which is wearing a surgical mask and has a flower tucked behind its ear.]
No matter what part of my academic journey I was on, I always got so much support from the faculty and staff.
[VIDEO: Jude puts his arm around the statue.]
Go IU!
[VIDEO: Fade to black. IU trident appears.]
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Experience—Internships with top tech and life sciences organizations including Eli Lilly and Company
Career prep—95% of information technology–related bachelor’s degree grads in 2018–19 employed or entered graduate school
Research—Opportunities to get published in the IU Journal of Undergraduate Research
Resources—230+ labs in the natural sciences, cutting-edge makerspaces, forthcoming Luddy Center for Artificial Intelligence, and much more
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