Over the course of an academic year, the Office of International Education assists international students and scholars and their families from over 50 countries and helps IUP students pursue education abroad opportunities. The office also liaises with faculty, staff, students, and community members in a number of different ways to further internationalize IUP.

Prospective Students

International Admissions

International admissions, deadlines, and how to apply

Current IUP Students

International and Scholar Services

Immigration, visas, employment, and resources.

American Language Institute

American Language Institute

Full-time, noncredit, intensive English program

Education Abroad

Education Abroad

Resources for students interested in studying abroad

For Faculty and Staff

Faculty and Staff

Resources for working with international students

International Clubs, Programs, and Events

Events

Information on how you can get involved

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News

IUP Celebrating International Education Week with Naturalization Ceremony

A total of 100 new American citizens will be welcomed during an October 11 naturalization ceremony at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Education Abroad Policy

This news item contains the procedures utilized by IUP personnel when creating and/or participating in an official Education Abroad activity.

Associate Vice President for International Education and Global Engagement Selected for Award for Excellence

Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Associate Vice President for International Education and Global Engagement and Executive Director of the American Language Institute Michele Petrucci has been honored for excellence by the Pennsylvania Council for International Education.

IUP Receives Funding to Host International Fulbright Recipients for Ninth Year

Indiana University of Pennsylvania welcomed 21 educators from 14 countries, who will complete professional development coursework at IUP and be guest teachers in the Indiana Area School District and in the Pittsburgh Public School system, as part of the university’s selection as a host for the Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program for International Teachers.

IUP Students Selected for Competitive International Study Awards

Shanya Coshey, an Asian studies and anthropology double major from Manor, has been selected for a Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship, and Dilan Dybus, an Asian studies major from Cresson, has been selected for a Freeman Asia Award. The scholarships will fund the students’ year-long study at Kansai Gaidai University in Hirakata, Japan.