IU Office Of International Affairs
Introduction
The International Affairs Office, Department of International Affairs, is responsible for the overall work in international affairs. It provides comprehensive services of counseling and helps students to study abroad by giving guidance for university entrance examination and visa application, scholarship selection, student orientation at overseas universities, and employment after graduation.
About Us
The Office of International Affairs (OIA) supports and assists international students, scholars and faculty at Indiana University. To fulfil this mission, OIA provides information on visa requirements, immigration law updates and other resources; administers scholarships; facilitates faculty exchanges; collaborates with other offices across campus to offer support services for international students in need of additional assistance; maintains an active presence at conferences related to international education such as AIESEC or NAFSA; communicates regularly with embassies abroad about policies affecting IU’s international community; monitors political developments that could affect travel abroad; coordinates crisis response efforts when necessary.
OIA staff members also support the development of new partnerships between Indiana University Bloomington and higher education institutions worldwide through research initiatives such as Project One Million Degrees, which aims “to increase access to higher education by increasing opportunities for scholars around the globe.
Admissions
The Office of International Affairs offers a variety of programs for both undergraduate and graduate students, including:
- Graduate Programs (Masters and PhD)
- Undergraduate Programs
- Exchange Programs
- Study Abroad Programs
Visa&Employment
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Employment Options: Job Search Strategies: Employment Opportunities:
Global Learning Program
The Global Learning Program is for international students who want to learn about America’s culture, people and history through an immersive experience in the United States.
Students will live with host families and attend classes at local schools. They can also participate in community service events or school field trips if their placement allows it. All GSP participants must be 18 or older by the time they arrive in the U.S., so imagine how much fun it would be!
We hope that you find the information you need on this website. If not, feel free to contact us!
We are committed to helping our international students, scholars and employees with any questions or concerns they may have. We look forward to working with you to make your experience at Indiana University rewarding both professionally and personally.
