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.
University delegation establishes new partnerships to expand student and faculty exchanges and further build and develop IU's international engagement
The Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University has entered into a new multiyear partnership with the Tsinghua University Art Museum at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China. The partnership features cooperation in the areas of exhibitions, programs, and staff and student exchanges over several years.
An IU delegation visits Mexico City to formally open the IU Mexico Gateway office, make new connections and renew international ties.
This symposium centered on reform efforts in the Indian police brings together officers and researchers from India and the US to discuss and evaluate these practices
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Religious authority has been among the most fiercely contested issues among Muslims. Despite its significant implications for Muslims and non-Muslims alike this subject has also been among the least studied in the West and has proven particularly baffling for outside observers and for policy makers. In this initiative, through local, national and international collaborative work, scholars analyze the causes, spectra and consequences of the plurality of authority in Islam in South Asia and create a novel, comprehensive, multi-lingual and global-reaching analytical framework to study this question.
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
