A Welcoming Community, A Leading American University
Indiana University Bloomington is the academic home of more than 4,300 international students from more than 125 countries. They choose IU for many reasons, including our excellent academic programs, from bachelor’s degrees to Ph.D.’s, and our welcoming community, which values the contributions of international students like you.
Note: If you are interested in IU’s global academic focus or overseas study programs, please visit our International Studies page.
Admission, Services, and English Skills
- Admission
- More about IU and the U.S. education system, including how to apply
- Intensive English Program
- Classes to increase your language skills to the level required for study at a U.S. college or university
- Office of International Services
- Will assist you with visa-related issues, work permits, financial aid, health insurance, travel, orientation to U.S. culture, and more
Cultural Centers and Activities
- Asian Culture Center
- A home for all students interested in Asian cultures, offering educational support and cultural events
- Latino Cultural Center (La Casa)
- Community, academic, and service programs to promote understanding of Latino/Latina culture
- Leo R. Dowling International Center
- A popular meeting place that hosts a range of cultural and educational activities
- Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center
- Educational, cultural, and social programs promoting awareness about the black experience
More Resources
- Office of the Vice President for International Affairs
- Promotes and coordinates international studies, programs, and outreach
- Bloomington Worldwide Friendship
- Matches international students with Bloomington residents to form friendships
- International Student Groups
- Contact information for approximately 50 international student groups at IU Bloomington
- Test of English Proficiency for International Associate Instructor Candidates (TEPAIC)
- Information about the test required for all students with instructional responsibilities at IU Bloomington
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