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Indiana University-Indianapolis

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Indiana University Indianapolis (IU Indianapolis or IU Indy) is a research university in the centre of Indianapolis, Indiana (United States), classified as R1 by the Carnegie Classification and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. It became an independent IU campus on 1 July 2024, after a decades-long partnership with Purdue University.

IU Indy has more than 15 schools, offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in areas such as health, artificial intelligence, data science, business, STEM, and the arts and humanities, as well as professional programmes at the IU School of Medicine, the IU School of Dentistry and the Robert H. McKinney School of Law. Students come from many countries and from 49 US states.

Students who need a visa must document funds for tuition and living costs for nine months (undergraduate) or one year (graduate). Tuition is a flat rate for 12 to 18 credits per semester. About 40 percent of students live on campus, in Ball Hall, North Hall, University Tower or the Riverwalk apartments and townhomes.

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Public University

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URL

https://indianapolis.iu.edu/

Location

, Indianapolis, IN, The United States, 46202-5143

Fees

Estimated annual expenses for international undergraduates (nine months, autumn and spring semesters), as published with the 2026-27 rates:

  • Tuition and fees: US$36,110
  • Housing and food: US$14,006
  • Health insurance: US$2,044
  • Books, transport and personal expenses: about US$4,100
  • Estimated total: US$56,258

Tuition is a flat rate for 12-18 credits; in 2026-27 each credit above 18 costs US$1,144.10. Fees include an International Services Fee of US$165.61 per semester. Graduate international students pay the out-of-state rate of their programme.

Housing

About 40 percent of students live on campus. Options:

  • Ball Hall: historic building for 325 students in single, double and triple rooms
  • North Hall: newest residence, about 600 students, single and double rooms (some with private bathroom)
  • University Tower: triple rooms with private bathroom in the centre of campus
  • Riverwalk: two- and four-bedroom apartments and townhomes with full kitchens
  • Living Learning Communities for students with shared interests


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