IU Global: Indiana University

Global engagement is for all

It is for our students, our faculty, our state, our nation, and our world. IU seeks to train the next generation of industry, government, academic, and civil society leaders; to generate research and knowledge that can help solve major global challenges; and to work in close collaboration with partners both locally and globally to improve our society. The Office of the Vice President for International Affairs promotes global engagement at IU across all aspects of the university’s mission.

Find immigration and visa updates

Find select critical information related to immigration and visa concerns like travel bans, select policy changes, and current IU international advisory staff recommendations.

IU’s Global Gateway Network

Our Gateway offices serve as portals that link IU students and faculty to opportunities around the world, and that connect internationally based students, alumni, and partners to IU.

Accra

Ghana Gateway

Bangkok

ASEAN Gateway

Berlin

Europe Gateway

Mexico City

Mexico Gateway

New Delhi

India Gateway

Explore IU’s global engagement

We provide many programs and services that advance the international dimension of teaching, learning, research, and service at IU. Explore what we have to offer.

Learn about our offices

Find out about the Office of the Vice President for International Affairs.

Discover resources

IU has many resources to support faculty and students. Find out more.

Work with partners

Interested in connecting with our partner institution overseas? Start here.

Latest global news

Interning across borders: Leadership, learning, and lasting impact

July 17, 2025
From virtual speeches across continents to empowering youth in Nigeria, Aagii Nasanjargal’s internship with the Emmanuel Ivorgba Center has been a transformative journey of leadership, learning,... Read more about Interning across borders: Leadership, learning, and lasting impact
IU student equips Indiana educators with vital Chin cultural and languages training

July 16, 2025
Indiana is home to 40,000 people who moved from Chin State in western Burma. Sui Hnem Par, an IU doctoral education student, and Kelly Berkson, associate professor of linguistics, recently led a Ch... Read more about IU student equips Indiana educators with vital Chin cultural and languages training
Ph.D. student explores food insecurity, microfinance, mental health outcomes in Kenya

July 16, 2025
Doctoral candidate Charles Opondo used IU Global grants to study two of the most pressing public health issues affecting low-income households in Western Kenya: under-nutrition and mental health.