
Strengthening health and medicine across Indiana
With clinical schools located across the state, top faculty, and a record $245.7 million in annual funding from the National Institutes of Health, IU is changing the face of health.
We invest in research, training, and infrastructure that lead to better treatments, more access, new discoveries, and stronger solutions for the world's most complex health challenges.
In addition to the IU School of Medicine, which trains more doctors than any other U.S. medical school, our health science schools include:
- IU School of Dentistry
- IU School of Health and Human Sciences
- IU School of Nursing
- IU School of Optometry
- IU School of Public Health
- IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health
- IU School of Social Work
IU also makes a statewide impact through medical education centers in Bloomington, Gary, Fort Wayne, Muncie, South Bend, Terre Haute, West Lafayette, and our newest facility under construction in Evansville.
A statewide network with impact
IU’s system of medical education and research includes:
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Proximity to some of Indiana's largest teaching hospitals
- Access to clinical care and research centers

Discover the largest medical school in the U.S.
The Indiana University School of Medicine is transforming health through game-changing research, exceptional student training, and compassionate patient care. From fighting breast cancer to sparking hope in the battle to treat and prevent Alzheimer’s, IU School of Medicine’s work is nothing less than life-changing.

Educating the next generation of nurses
The incredible work of nurses across the world has never been more visible than it is today. If students want to be part of the future of nursing, they can study at one of the largest nursing schools in the country and enter the workforce as highly skilled professionals ready to make a difference in our communities.

Fighting COVID-19 from every angle
To beat a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, Indiana University is bringing everything we’ve got. Experts from across IU are working with industry partners and state officials to bolster efforts to end the pandemic—and that means everything from tracking the spread of the disease to aiding in vaccine development.

Meet IU's chief health officer
As Indiana University’s inaugural chief health officer, Dr. Aaron Carroll advances the health and well-being of the IU community. He identifies emerging health issues and related initiatives to address them, overseeing the university’s comprehensive approach to managing COVID-19 as well as mental health efforts in support of students.
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