Indiana University South Bend - Graduate Programs

read moreThink spring, Hoosiers: Register for winter and spring classes now to get the schedule you want—and take advantage of four extra credit hours. This is where your journey begins. You'll discover opportunities beyond your wildest dreams and find inspiration at every breathtaking turn. See for yourself—there's nothing like IU. Janet McCabe, a professor of practice at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law at IUPUI and director of the Environmental Resilience Institute at IU, has been nominated as deputy administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in the incoming Joseph R. Biden administration.

read moreNestled in the rolling hills of southern Indiana, IU Bloomington showcases the kind of landscape you'd expect from the quintessential college campus. You'll travel through time as you walk the grounds, with the Victorian-era buildings of the Old Crescent giving way to Romanesque, Gothic, Collegiate Gothic, Art Deco, Modern, and postmodern architectural styles of the last 200 years. From its original 10 acres south of downtown, IU Bloomington has grown to nearly 2,000 acres in the northeast quadrant of the city.

read moreAt IU, you'll find top degrees in public service, one of the nation's largest international affairs schools—and everything you need to change our world for the better. An Advocate for Community Engagement—or ACE—helping people in our local community hands-on, and matching students with volunteer opportunities through IU Corps, the most robust university public service network in the nation. Check this out: IU students exceeded 1 million service hours last year. No other Big Ten school can say the same.

read moreWe've taken big steps to keep your costs as low as possible, including increasing scholarship amounts and expanding the number of classes that undergraduates can take under our flat-rate tuition. We also launched MoneySmarts—a nationally recognized financial literacy program—and made students' debt letters more understandable. Since 2011, students at Indiana University's seven campuses have reduced their borrowing by $138.4 million, a 21 percent decrease. You should also consider another important factor: how IU Bloomington's career-focused academics, extensive research opportunities, and leadership-enhancing student life set you up for a successful and fulfilling career.

read moreThe limestone buildings. The high-tech labs and world-class performance spaces. The people from all over the world. Together they make IU's campus one of the most inspiring and inviting places you'll ever be. See for yourself. Beginning college, or transferring to a new college, is a big transition. That's why we have the Office of First Year Experience Programs (FYE): to help undergraduates start strong at IU. FYE will help you explore IU's many opportunities, pursue the ones that interest you, and shape your IU experience into what you want it to be—starting with New Student Orientation.