Indiana University, State university system in Bloomington, United States
Indiana University is a state university system with nine campuses across the state, offering more than 900 degree programs. The main campus in Bloomington joins other locations to form a network serving over 90,000 students from many countries.
The university was founded in 1820 as a small state seminary and grew over decades into a large education system. Expansion to multiple campuses took place during the 20th century to reach more students across the state.
The institution takes its name from the state where its main campus sits, drawing students from around the world. Several schools offer programs focused on international relations and languages, including Arabic debate teams that regularly compete at events.
The main campus in Bloomington sits about 50 miles (80 km) south of Indianapolis and can be reached by car or bus. Most buildings and facilities are accessible, and campus tours are offered regularly for visitors.
The university system operates the largest medical school in the United States. Research centers at different campuses focus on health sciences and emerging technologies.
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