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.
Second annual workshop in political economy in collaboration with Universität Bayreuth, Universität Freiburg, Universität Hamburg and Freie Universität Berlin.
In this fourth event in the joint speaker series between Freie Universität Berlin and Indiana University, David Bosco (IU) and Heike Krieger (FUB) will explore some of the distinct populist critiques of international law and institutions and explore the implications of this phenomenon on the development of international law.
An event for Berlin area high school students to learn about Indiana University’s School of Global and International Studies.
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
