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Fulfilling the Promise
The IUPUI RISE initiative engages students more deeply in their learning and contributes to their intellectual and professional development in unique ways. The University encourages all undergraduate students to complete at least two components of the RISE initiative:
IUPUI has 17 distinct schools that confer degrees from Indiana University or Purdue University. They include:
In this school, students will have ample opportunity to apply what they’re learning to real life situations through collaborative inter-disciplinary research. Research centers are focused on solving some of the world's most pressing challenges in areas such as health care, energy, and transportation, while educating a technically savvy workforce.
At Kelley, students will learn how to get business done. Every Kelley degree program emphasizes real-world skills as well as theoretical principles, so students will graduate ready to hit the ground running.
Students will join a community that understands (and celebrates) solving a complicated chemistry problem or learning the latest computer language. The habits developed through the study of science are ones that will serve students for a lifetime - no matter where their degree takes them.
As the first school of its kind in the United States, the School of Informatics and Computing is an innovator in a fast-paced and dynamic field. The school integrates computing, social science, and information systems design in unique ways to explore how people use computing and technology to live, work, play, and communicate.
At this school, students can prepare themselves for a career in nutrition, rehabilitation, or health sciences and spend a lifetime helping people.
Find out more about the schools here…
There are many different ways for students to demonstrate their English proficiency to meet the undergraduate admission requirements. The scores required for various tests are as follows:
Students who are admitted with TOEFL iBT of 60-94 or IELTS of 5.5-6.5 will take the EAP placement test, used to accurately determine English language skill levels. Depending on the students’ EAP test results, they may take EAP courses at the same time as their academic major courses for one or two semesters. The letter of admission will indicate if they are required to take this test.
The PIE offers academic English instruction to international students seeking to enroll in U.S. colleges and universities, providing training in seven levels for international students.
IUPUI has scholarships and funding available for international students pursuing undergraduate education. IUPUI’s international student scholarships range in value from USD7,000 to USD27,000 per year.
Students can qualify for two types of scholarships:
Students must:
View the full list of scholarships here…
IUPUI’s campus is home to world-class athletic facilities, state-of-the-art classrooms and auditoriums, beautiful outdoor spaces, and hosts a wide range of event spaces.
IUPUI housing ranges from single rooms to four-bedroom apartments. All residence communities include furniture, high-speed Internet, academic support, and more. Students can also request to live in a Residential Based Learning Community (such as the International House) with other students who share their interests.
IUPUI has several world-class athletic facilities on campus. The Intramural Recreational Fields, the Indiana University Natatorium and the Michael A. Carroll Track and Soccer Stadium allow IUPUI to provide an unequalled balance of Olympic caliber athletic facilities and services. Each facility has highly technical equipment and features to provide athletes with the optimum athletic competition sites in the nation and help to make Indianapolis the "Amateur Sports Capital of the World".
The facilities include:
IUPUI's 510-acre campus has a number of beautiful greenspaces featuring fountains, public art, or views of downtown Indianapolis. Students enjoy these spaces in between classes or during university events hosted outdoors.
Career development is part of the academic experience from day one at IUPUI. The University has the resources to help students with every step of the process, from choosing a major to landing the first post-college job. Students at IUPUI have the advantage of preparing for their career in Indianapolis, the USA’s fifteenth-largest city, where they will have the kind of opportunities they can find only in a major metropolitan area.
IUPUI schools’ career services office will help students prepare for a career in their chosen field. Working with career services professionals who specialize in the students’ field of choice, they will get marketable experience through internships and other real-world opportunities. Students will also network with professionals in their field and get guidance on writing CVs, giving a successful interview, and more.
Indianapolis is home to more than 700 businesses, including Salesforce and Roche, and is the global headquarters of organizations such as Eli Lilly and Company and Dow AgroSciences. Its downtown location makes it easy to get an internship that will give students valuable experience. More than 1,200 IUPUI students have internships each year.
Indianapolis welcomes people from everywhere - and gives students a taste of home, too. Students will find hundreds of ethnic restaurants and grocery stores, a variety of places for religious worship (including churches, mosques, and temples), festivals and events that celebrate different cultures and ethnicities, and more.
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