The Great Inventions that Changed the World - Narrative and Interpretation of the Mexican Conquest
Online
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Join us for this fascinating and thought-provoking academic discussion about the Mexican Conquest.
The Indiana University community mourns the passing of Vice President Emeritus and Professor Emeritus Patrick O'Meara. He was one of the principal contributors over many decades to building and expanding IU's international engagement and presence that have become such a distinctive part of an IU education.
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.
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.
Latest global news
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Political bias on social media emerges from users, not platform
Political biases, researchers found, stem from the social interactions of our accounts.
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IU experts available to talk about Sept. 11, Afghanistan
IU experts are available to discuss the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks in the U.S. as well as the ongoing unrest in Afghanistan.
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O'Neill School, International Development awarded $14.2 million to modernize universities in Vietnam
The grant funds a five-year project to strengthen teaching, research, innovation and governance at three national universities in Vietnam.
Upcoming global events
Art as Resilience in the Anthropocene
Join us for a conversation on the eco-pocalyptic visual culture of the Anthropocene, future imaginaries from Asia, and ecological art as a space of resilience.
The International Student Experience
Virtual/Zoom
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Knowledge.
This session explores the journey of the many international students, scholars, and employees at Indiana University as a way to build more effective bridges between u
This session explores the journey of the many international students, scholars, and employees at Indiana University as a way to build more effective bridges between u
