Indiana University's Global Gateways in China, Europe, India, and Mexico connect the IU community with resources that make international programs, projects, and other activities possible.
The Indiana University India Gateway has moved its operations to a new centrally located office in Defence Colony, New Delhi, to support IU faculty research and student-focused activities in India. With a prominent location on the south ring-road, the new office provides a highly visible and accessible presence for IU in India.
Throughout history, slavery (the purchase and sale of human beings as chattel), enslavement (through conquest, and exploitation of indebtedness, among other vulnerabilities), and similar extreme forms of exploitation and control have been an intrinsic part of human societies.
The call just went out for the second round of applications for the President's International Research Awards. Inside IU caught up with international gateway offices director Ally Batten, who shared additional information about this funding program.
Indiana University’s Office of International Services and Office of Scholarships are hosting a reception at the IU India Gateway for applicants admitted to IU who have also been offered a scholarship.
Study-abroad program providing Freshman Wells Scholars with an opportunity for an overseas service trip
The Creative Writing Program at Indiana University will facilitate three days of literary interactions and workshops at Ambedkar University and the IU India Gateway in New Delhi.
IU's Gateway offices function as portals to facilitate excellent access to opportunities around the world for IU faculty and students, while at the same time allowing our internationally based students, alumni, and partners to connect directly with the university.
Indiana University President Michael A. McRobbie
