An Indiana University Bloomington education transforms you.
Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, whether you’re from South Bend, San Antonio, or Shanghai, you’ll encounter ideas and have experiences that help you refine your goals, develop the skills to reach them, and put you on the path to success.
Your transformation begins with our wide-ranging degrees.
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At IU, we encourage you to break down barriers. Study and work with faculty across disciplines. Find a challenge so inspiring and daunting that you’re compelled to attack it from every angle. And take advantage of every experience that will help propel you to a successful career.
You’ll do all of it in a lively, international community of expert faculty and students who, like you, want to achieve great things—and want to help those around them do the same.
Learn more about the IU academic experienceThe promise o Degrees for dreamers, doers, and leaders
See how IU is fulfilling the promiseOur commitment to preparing you for success includes your courses, but also a lot more. Here, academic opportunities (such as research experiences) combine with outside-of-class ones (like 750+ student organizations) to help you broaden your horizons, grow as a leader, and prepare for what’s next.
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The first job I ever remember wanting to have was discovering more constellations.
Miranda Barnett, IU studentRead Miranda’s story
Lia Bobay’s research has gone to the birds. An IU 2020 Sustainability Scholar and environmental science major, Bobay is helping IU researchers collect and analyze data on dark-eyed juncos. Their goal: to determine whether climate change has altered the birds’ male-to-female ratio in southern Indiana.
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Brielle Drelick had never worked in film, but when she was offered a public relations internship with a movie filming in Bloomington, she jumped at the chance. She tapped into four years’ worth of journalism classes and marketing experiences to make her internship a success—and she learned a lot, too.
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Poets & Quants named two IU students, including Samuel Edwards, to its list of 2016’s best M.B.A. graduates. IU’s Kelley School of Business helped Samuel switch from a career as a health care contracting analyst to a career in brand management. He interned for General Mills, which hired him full time.
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