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Campus Life Leading Inside and Outside the Classroom Our graduates participate in experiential learning activities including internships, research with faculty, living-learning communities, study abroad, senior projects, and more. IUPUI continues to lead the globe in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Consisting of 17 global calls to action, the SDGs serve as the cornerstone of the IUPUI Office of International Affairs’ (OIA) comprehensive internationalization efforts, facilitating partnerships across all schools, departments, and units within IUPUI and beyond. Honors College High achieving scholars can live and learn together in this exclusive supportive community. - Scholarships - Community - Prestige - Smaller classes - Housing - Support International Student Services From application to graduation, we’re here to support your success. - Transition support - Advising - Community connections - Peer mentors - Visa services More Than a Place to Live Convenience, safety, and a student-focused environment make on-campus housing the best choice. - Furnished rooms and apartments - Lounges and study spaces - 24-hour security - Convenient dining - 500+ student organizations Phuong “Michelle” Nguyen | Vietnam “I feel like there are always opportunities at IUPUI. Because of the dedicated faculty members and the great friends I made along the way, I was able to gain so many valuable skills and unexpected memories throughout my entire time. I’m grateful for the time I spent at IUPUI.” Communications studies, IU School of Liberal Arts Recent grad working as a healthcare interpreter with plans to return to Vietnam upon establishing a remote work environment Sundeep Kakar | India “When I first arrived, the International Peer Mentoring Program (IPMP) was a huge help. Since we had already been in touch, I felt like I already knew people, which made me feel extremely welcome. The next year I decided to become a mentor myself so I could give back, since they had done so much for me.” Computer science, Purdue School of Science IPMP mentor Oluwafunto Charles Ayeni | Nigeria “I decided that IUPUI was the one for me because the school’s international reputation draws a diverse range of students, and I felt It would be a great place to further my education. Also, I chose IUPUI because of the availability of scholarships and the quality of education in comparison with other schools of its caliber.” Informatics with a concentration in applied data, with a minor in African studies IU School of Informatics and Computing
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