Offices, Colleges, Programs - Academic Affairs

The division consists of a variety of administrative and academic entities.

Offices

ACPAC: The Academic Computing Policy Advisory Committee recommends policy related to technology in support of the academic mission.
Campuses and Centers: In addition to its main campus in Indiana, Pa., IUP has campuses at Punxsutawney, Jefferson County, and Northpointe, Armstrong County, as well as a graduate and professional center in Monroeville.
Center for Student Success: The Center for Student Success features a centralized set of student support services to assist students in achieving both educational and career planning success.
Economic Development: IUP is actively involved in all areas of economic development, from the direct support of business and workforce needs to workplace safety and homeland security.

IT Services: Home page of IT Services
IUP Libraries: The libraries of IUP provide support for teaching, research, and the personal enrichment of members of the university community.
Registrar: The Registrar’s Office oversees student records, class scheduling, and policies as they pertain to the student academic experience.
Teaching Excellence: Home page of the Center for Teaching Excellence

Eberly College of Business and Information Technology: High-quality instruction, real-world business experience, and the latest in information technology.
Education and Educational Technology: Home page of the College of Education and Educational Technology
Fine Arts: With state-of-the-art facilities, the College of Fine Arts hosts a talented faculty and staff dedicated to expanding the minds and skills of students.
Health and Human Services: Home page of the College of Health and Human Services

Humanities and Social Sciences: The College of Humanities and Social Sciences is the intellectual heart of IUP.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics: Home page of College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Graduate Studies and Research: IUP offers more than sixty graduate programs, including ten doctoral programs.
Distance Learning and Continuing Education: The Office of Distance Learning and Continuing Education serves the lifelong educational needs of a variety of students through distance education, credit, and noncredit programs.

Liberal Studies: All students must fulfill the requirements of the university’s Liberal Studies program.
ROTC: The Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps teaches students leadership and management skills that help prepare them for successful careers—in the U.S. Army or in civilian life.
Women’s Studies: Women’s studies is an area of study that addresses the experiences and contributions of women from multidisciplinary perspectives.
International Education: Serving as an umbrella for the university’s many international initiatives, programs, and events