Indiana University Bloomington

Indiana University Bloomington (IU Bloomington) is the flagship campus of Indiana University, located in Bloomington, Indiana, US. Founded in 1820, it is the state's largest public university and named one of the 'Public Ivy' universities. Its programs, faculty, and resources have earned national and international recognition.

Overview

Indiana University Bloomington is the premier institution of the Indiana University system, known for its beautiful and historic campus, world-class faculty and staff, and robust academic offerings. With more than 200 fields of study, over 500,000 living alumni worldwide, and an array of professional opportunities, IU Bloomington is a vibrant destination for inquiry, creativity, and innovation. Known as a 'Public Ivy', IU Bloomington offers a top-tier education that is accessible to all. The university hosts renowned research centers, including the Kinsey Institute, the IU Cinema, and the Jacobs School of Music, ensuring comprehensive education and hands-on experiences to its students. It achieves this while fostering a diverse and inclusive community that champions intellectual freedom, social responsibility, and student success.