Indiana University offers a wide range of academic programs, emphasizing a commitment to research and education.

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Indiana University offers a wide range of academic programs and research opportunities across its nine campuses, allowing students to pursue various fields of study.

Indiana University | 35,140 followers on LinkedIn. Bring on Tomorrow | Indiana University has nine total campuses: IU Bloomington, IU East, IU Kokomo, IU Northwest, IUPUI, IU Southeast, IU South Bend, IUPUC, and IU Fort Wayne.

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Visiting the Indiana University School of Nursing as part of a reciprocal program with Moi University , Victor Kiplagat and Olivia Watta experienced a multitude of Hoosier traditions. Learn more about their visit and the impact it had on the Nursing students at https://bit.ly/3Cq9wbB .

Within IU’s extensive collections, it’s certain that there is an item or entire collection to pique anyone’s interests. With more than 250 collections, IU is unlocking history and knowledge while attracting scholarship and innovation. Discover more: https://bit.ly/3YSZLLW #BringOnTomorrow

This Veterans Day, take a look into how Indiana University School of Medicine professor, Matthew Ritter, transitioned from a 30-year military career to a surgical educator, here: https://bit.ly/40N3egx

The KEY Program at Indiana University Kokomo gives students hands-on experience in their chosen field of study. Recently, a trip to Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, gave sports management and hospitality students an insider look at running a large sports facility. Read what they learned at https://bit.ly/3C8ef1D .

Nearly half the Fall 2024 first-year students at Indiana University Northwest self-identified as first-generation college students. Read about the journey of IU Northwest Interim Chancellor, and first generation graduate, Vicki Román-Lagunas, and discover how IU Northwest continues to dedicate efforts to student success for all at https://bit.ly/40BSxgp .

The goal at Indiana University Southeast is to enroll a broad representation of the region and attract students whose education will impact not only their lives but also the lives of their families. Read about the transformative power of a college degree from Debbie Ford, chancellor at IU Southeast and first generation graduate: https://bit.ly/4fAB10e .

Across Indiana, IU will come together today, November 8, to commemorate National First Generation College Celebration Day. Read about IU's commitment to championing the success of all students from Ken Iwama, vice president for regional campuses and online education, at https://lnkd.in/g7nU2V_K

At Indiana University South Bend , nearly 32 percent of students are first-generation college students. By partnering with the FirstGen Forward Network, IU South Bend is taking their commitment to student success even further, providing resources to empower students on their journey. Find out more about how IU South Bend supports first-gen success at https://bit.ly/3UHUBjd .

This First-Generation Day, we honor and celebrate IU's 15,298 current students who are "first." All IU campuses have now joined FirstGen Forward , a network of dedicated higher education institutions driving significant change for first generation students. In addition, IU continues to lead in our commitment to student success and helping each student realize their full potential. Learn more about how we're celebrating at https://bit.ly/3YXhVMs

At IU East, the leadership and community are committed to providing a place where first-generation students know they belong. Discover more about how Indiana University East empowers first-generation students by visiting https://bit.ly/4fnUq4G .

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