The COVID-19 pandemic has abruptly transformed operations across IU, and has had particularly significant consequences for the international mobility of students, faculty, and staff.
These are challenging times for international affairs, but it has never been more important to stay globally engaged. As the outbreak has spread to every continent, we realize now more than ever how truly connected we are as global citizens.
Internationalization at home
The value of intercultural competence and international education is at the core of the university's mission. IU Global offers resources to guide your work and increase global understanding and the free exchange of ideas that crosses borders and knows no bounds. Find programs that help you to dive deeper, make meaningful connections, and transform a current course with global engagement.
Global Connections
Leverage IU’s connections and expertise to stay global
Through our global gateway network, international university partnerships, and alumni chapters, we have an extensive international network of contacts; and resources to help connect faculty members with people, organizations, and opportunities across the world.
Work with IU Global staff to brainstorm ideas and make the process easy. Find an international expert, easy peer-to-peer connections for your students, flexible exchanges and ongoing conversations.
Learn more and request a consultationKeeping the conversation going
IU offers connections and support for meaningful exchange – both in-person and virtual – like the Global Gateway webinar series. Cross-cultural, collaborative, and engaging sessions that bring together faculty, alum, experts, students, and community members across the world.
Art in the Time of Corona
May 26-June 30
This six-week series brings together IU faculty, international scholars, arts administrators, and practitioners to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the creative arts around the world.
Global mobility
While global mobility is put on pause, we strive to be responsive and continue meeting immediate needs and concerns across all areas of OVPIA.
Updates
Find information regarding changes to university policy and practice that affect international affairs.
Support
See Vice President Hannah Buxbaum's messages of support to all Hoosiers around the globe, and if you're interested, learn how you can give to international students during this difficult time.
