Become a global citizen and change the world
157 majors and degrees to choose from
Explore the range of majors and degrees available for IU students interested in global perspectives and international studies.
Anthropology
Study this if you want to become an anthropologist, regulatory affairs manager, archeologist, clinical research coordinator, or teacher.
Where you can study
- Bloomington
- Indianapolis
- Northwest
- South Bend
East Asian Languages and Cultures
Study this if you want to be an anthropologist, interpreter, translator, copy writer, or teacher.
Where you can study
- Bloomington
Spanish
Study this if you want to become an interpreter, translator, anthropologist, or teacher.
Where you can study
- Bloomington
- Indianapolis
- East
- Kokomo
- Northwest
- South Bend
- Southeast
International Studies
Study this if you want to be a political scientist, business executive, geographer, or teacher.
Where you can study
- Bloomington
- Indianapolis
- Southeast
Cybersecurity and Global Policy
Study this if you want to be an information security analyst, computer systems analyst, intelligence analyst, operations research analyst, security management specialist, criminal investigator, or special agent.
Where you can study
- Bloomington
Experiential learning opportunities
Get hands-on, real-world experience as you explore your chosen course of study at IU. The opportunities listed below are a sample of what IU students are able to do—check your campus’s school, division, or department for more info.
America’s Role in the World
Join diplomats, journalists, politicians, and scholars as they debate the future of American diplomacy at this annual nonpartisan foreign policy conference at the Hamilton Lugar School in Bloomington.
International courses and study tours
These one- to three-week IU Bloomington programs taught by IU faculty connect to on-campus courses and offer students the chance to study Norwegian culture in Oslo, the cuisine and art of Italy’s Amalfi Coast, or the tropical ecology of Grand Cayman, to name a few.
Global living learning center
Discover an IU Bloomington residence hall designed to bring students interested in global perspectives together.
Diplomacy Lab
Help solve complex global problems as you participate in state-of-the-art foreign policy research opportunities covering topics such as climate change, democracy and human rights, counter-terrorism, global health, and food security. Launched by the Department of State in 2013, the Diplomacy Lab is a public-private partnership involving student and staff engagement at IU Bloomington.