Indiana University's three Global Gateways in China, Europe, and India connect the IU community with resources that make international programs, projects, and other activities possible.
After the presidential election in the United States, Noam Zadoff, assistant professor of Jewish studies and history at Indiana University, felt it was time to have a conversation.
Indiana University is celebrating the golden anniversary of one of its most successful overseas study programs and globally focused collaborations.
Registration for the IU China Gateway Career Fairs in Shanghai and Beijing is now open.
Physicists from Indiana University, the Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP, Beijing), and several other international institutions will discuss experiments to study quarks that are currently ongoing in Beijing (at IHEP) and in Virginia (at Jefferson National Laboratory).
University researchers, governmental experts, members of the business community, and community leaders discuss ways to address environmental contamination issues at the local level
An International Symposium in collaboration with ASPHER - The Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region.
Indiana University RM Fairbanks School of Public Health and the Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER) are jointly sponsoring the first international symposium on Human Rights in Patient Care to raise awareness of related issues and further the development of an international community of practice dedicated to this topic. A pre-symposium workshop will be held at the IU Gateway office in Berlin on November 9th for invited legal scholars and fellows. The main symposium will be held on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10-11, at the IU Europe Gateway in Berlin, targeting participants from diverse health professions, legal scholars, college and university faculty, health lawyers and students.
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
