Today, more than ever before, universities hold the key to ensuring our economic prosperity and quality of life. With more than 99,122 students on eight campuses across the state, Indiana University touches the lives of Hoosiers in thousands of ways.

• Nearly 250,000 IU alumni work in Indiana. More than 50 percent of Indiana’s physicians, 40 percent of nurses, 64 percent of optometrists, 35 percent of teachers, 75 percent of lawyers, and 90 percent of dentists are IU graduates.
• As part of the Indiana Life Sciences Initiative, IU is developing a business incubator and biomedical research center to launch new life sciences enterprises in Indiana.
• IU has recognized the central role of information technology in the 21st-century economy by creating the new School of Informatics.
• As part of Clarian Health Partners (University Hospital, Riley Hospital for Children, and Methodist hospital) and in collaboration with other hospitals, IU Medical Center health care specialists provide care for thousands of patients each year. In addition, many Hoosier citizens are treated at IU’s eye care centers, dental clinics, and Speech and Hearing Clinic.
• Through the Indiana Genomics Initiative (INGEN), IU scientists are using the genetic map published by the Human Genome Project to search for genetic factors that are crucial to treating many diseases.
• IU campuses across the state enrich the lives of Indiana residents with cultural offerings ranging from art exhibits, theatre, and dance to grand opera.
• IU not only trains future teachers for Indiana’s schools but also forms partnerships with schools and communities to improve education throughout the state.

You can explore this Web site to find many more ways in which Indiana University benefits Hoosiers every day.

Indiana University has eight campuses: the original campus in Bloomington, which is a residential campus; an urban campus in Indianapolis, which also includes the IU Medical Center; and six regional campuses in the Indiana cities of Gary, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Kokomo, Richmond, and New Albany.

IU has:

• More than 99,122 students on its eight campuses
• 1,048 degree programs
• More than 474,000 living alumni, including more than 249,000 living in Indiana
• An annual operating budget of $2.5 billion
• More than 18,000 employees, including faculty and professional and support staff
• More than 150 research centers and institutes
• An endowment of more than $1.3 billion

Indiana University is internationally known for the quality of its academic programs and attracts students from all over the world. At the same time, IU plays a key role in the economic and social well-being of Indiana residents, offering educational, cultural, and financial benefits to the state.

Contact: 107 S. Indiana Ave., Bloomington, IN 47405-7000 | (812) 855-4848