Resources

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Bayreuth, Germany

Immerse yourself in German language and culture in Bayreuth. The University of Bayreuth offers diverse disciplines and a comprehensive Institute of Germanic Languages and Literatures (Spring semester only).

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Mannheim, Germany

This program offers a semester or year at a campus centered around a palace! Take English-taught courses in Mannheim’s School of Social Sciences. Psychology, sociology, and political science students are eligible.

Adapt Consulting

ADAPT provides students with applied business and psychology skills while offering local businesses free, high-quality solutions to organizational challenges.

African American Choral Ensemble (AAAD-A 110)

Honoring the rich tradition of choral music created by, for, and about African Americans, celebrating the unique voices and stories that resonate through generations.

African American Dance Company (AAAD-A 110)

Founded in 1974, the African American Dance Company shares diverse dance forms, offering courses, performances, and workshops through IU's Department of African American Studies.

African Languages and Cultures Club

A hub for students studying African languages, fostering community and promoting awareness of African languages and cultures through outreach initiatives.

African Students Association

African Students' Association is a student-run organization that aims to raise awareness about the cultural, economic, social, and political problems in Africa.

AIGA Student Group at IU

The American Institute of Graphic Arts club at Indiana University is a community for students interested in exploring and advancing their graphic design skills.

Aikido Club at IU

Aikido is a self defense martial art emphasizing the continuous connection between the persons practicing a technique.

Aix En Provence, France

Administered by Indiana University and Wisconsin University, this program has resident directors that help guide students through the city and local landscape. All courses are taught in French.

Alice Palma Summer Research Program

The Undergraduate Research Program encourages majors to engage in astronomy research, fostering hands-on experience and academic growth in the field.

Alliance for Freedom, Restoration, and Justice

IU's Center for Global Change is partnering with AFRJ® to advance learning on critical issues and practices essential for ending human trafficking.

Alpha Chi Sigma

We are the professional chemistry fraternity on campus, dedicated to fostering a community of students with a passion for chemistry and professional development.

Alzheimers Association

The Alzheimer’s Association offers diverse volunteer roles in activities, programs, and events, all aimed at achieving a world without Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Amateur Radio Club

The club utilizes advanced HF/VHF/UHF radio technology to connect with people globally, leveraging state-of-the-art equipment for worldwide communication.

American Geosciences Institute Internship

The American Geosciences Institute offers geoscience students internship opportunities within its programs, providing real-world experience in the geosciences.

American Indian Studies Research Institute

AISRI was founded in part on the premise that to fully understand and describe the language, culture, or history of a people, the study of any one of these topics must be informed by work in the others.

American Medical Women's Association of IU

The American Medical Women’s Association creates an enriching and supportive environment for women in science and medicine, empowering them in their fields.

American Sign Language Club

The American Sign Language Club at Indiana University provides an interactive space for students to practice ASL with signers of all skill levels.

American Student Radio

American Student Radio promotes audio storytelling and radio, offering students a space to create, produce, and host their own audio content.

Amethyst House

Amethyst House, Inc., a Bloomington, IN-based nonprofit, offers residential and outpatient services for addiction and additional outpatient care in Evansville.

Arabic Club

The Arabic Club connects native Arabic speakers with students seeking to improve conversational skills, exchange cultures, and build friendships.

Arbutus Yearbook

The Arbutus yearbook is a student-run publication part of Indiana University Student Media, showcasing the university's activities and achievements.

Architecture Barcelona, Spain

Experience Barcelona’s innovation and creativity. Explore architectural and industrial design through an intensive furniture design course at the Institute of Advanced Architecture.

Area 10 Agency On Aging

Volunteer to offer essential support and services to senior community members in Monroe and Owen counties, making a meaningful impact on their lives.

Asian American Association

AAA envisions an inclusive community at Indiana University and the Midwest that celebrates, educates, and embraces Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Athens, Greece

ACG, Europe’s oldest American-accredited college and Greece’s largest private college, offers U.S.-style classes in English, letting students live in historic Greece for a semester or year.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Galway, Ireland

Explore the west coast of Ireland at University of Galway, established in 1845. Enjoy the city's blend of community and vibrancy in a semester or year-long program.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Linkoping, Sweden

Returning exchange students rave about Linköping University (LiU), a welcoming Scandinavian school with innovative English courses and an excellent Cognitive Science program!

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Madrid, Spain

Spend a semester or year at Universidad Carlos III in Madrid. Fluency in Spanish is required, though some courses are in English. Experience all that Madrid has to offer!

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Manchester, England

The University of Manchester, a top European teaching and research institution, is in a vibrant city perfect for cultural experiences. Spend a semester or year studying there.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Quito or the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Spend a semester or year at Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ), one of Ecuador’s top universities. With campuses in Quito and the Galápagos, scholarships are available for biology majors!

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Seoul, South Korea

Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), one of the world’s oldest and most respected universities, offers a semester or year of study across various disciplines on its two campuses.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Taipei, Taiwan

National Chengchi University (NCCU) in Taipei, a top East Asian school in social sciences, offers a semester or year-long program with Mandarin language classes included.

Associated Press Sports Editors

The Associated Press Sports Editors offers members networking opportunities with professional journalists and peers, along with learning writing and reporting techniques.

Association of Central Eurasian Students

ACES provides a forum for Indiana University students interested in or studying any region within Central Eurasia, fostering discussion and engagement.

Astronomy Club

The Astronomy Club is a space for anyone interested in astronomy to connect, learn more, and enjoy stargazing together.

Audition

Theatre production auditions in our department are open to all IU students, with a focus on ensuring a safe and welcoming audition process for everyone.

Autism Mentoring Program

The Autism Mentoring Program aims to provide mentors for students on the autism spectrum in grades 3 through 6, supporting their growth and development.

Autonomous Robotics (COGS-Q 369)

Introduction to the design, construction, and control of autonomous mobile robots, covering fundamental concepts and practical applications in robotics.

Baltic and Finnish Studies Student Association

BaFSA aims to promote Baltic and Finnish culture at IU and in Bloomington through social activities and academic events, fostering community engagement.

Beacon

Volunteer with Beacon's day programs to support individuals facing homelessness, hunger, and poverty, making a difference in their lives through direct assistance.

Best Buddies Indiana

Best Buddies of Indiana offers One-to-One Friendship, Integrated Employment, and Leadership Development programs for individuals with and without disabilities.

Big 10 Voting Challenge

The Big Ten Voting Challenge is a collaborative effort among IU’s Big Ten peer institutions to promote and encourage student democratic engagement.

Big Brothers Big Sisters

Volunteers can help shape a child’s future for the better by empowering them to achieve their potential, providing guidance, support, and encouragement.

Big Ten Network Student U

The Big Ten Network offers students at all Big Ten schools hands-on experience in sports television, teaching all aspects of video production for aspiring professionals.

Biodiverse-City: The Art and Science of Green Infrastructure (BIOL-L 326)

An interdisciplinary, place-based approach to understanding biodiversity, its link to thriving societies, and developing skills like interdisciplinary thinking and stewardship.

Biology Club

Biology Club brings together students of all majors with an interest in biology through networking, social activities, and service events.

Bloomington Animal Shelter

Volunteer to help create healthy, happy environments for our animal friends in the community, making a positive impact on their well-being and quality of life!

Bloomington Urban Forestry Research Group

Volunteers can help conduct research, outreach, service, and teaching classes on urban forest management and urban ecology.

Book Lab (ENG-L 208)

An course that covers book design from chapter books to miniature and giant books, including picture books and comic books.

Boys and Girls Club

The Boys and Girls Club is home to diverse volunteers for everyday tasks, special events, and activities like teaching chess, offering various ways to contribute.

Brazilian Studies

Established in 2004, the Brazilian Studies Program at Indiana University is an interdisciplinary effort uniting faculty and students to share knowledge about Brazil.

Bridges Early Learning Program

Volunteer to teach free classes that promote exposure to less commonly taught languages and cultures, enriching the community’s understanding and appreciation.

Brown County Guardian ad Litem

Trained volunteers serve as court-appointed special advocates, dedicated to representing the best interests of children at risk of abuse or neglect.

Campus Farm

The IU Campus Farm at Hinkle-Garton focuses on regenerative agriculture and food justice, integrating learning with sustainability. It promotes education through food production and outreach.

Capetown, South Africa

Cape Town, at Africa's southern tip, is home to South Africa's oldest university. At the University of Cape Town, you’ll take rigorous courses across disciplines with local students.

CASEL Lab

The Center for the Analysis of Social-Ecological Landscapes (CASEL) unites faculty and students from diverse fields to study human-environment interactions collaboratively.

Center for Biological Research Collections

The Center for Biological Research Collections (CBRC) is a consortium of scientific research collections at Indiana University, supporting diverse biological studies.

Center for Geospatial Data Analysis

The Indiana Geological and Water Survey conducts research, surveys, and collects geologic data, aiming to mitigate hazards and manage Indiana’s energy, mineral, and water resources.

Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society

The URP provides students with hands-on experience in research or scholarly activities, guided by a faculty mentor, to enhance their practical and academic skills.

Center for the analysis of Social and Ecological Landscapes

The Center for the Analysis of Social-Ecological Landscapes (CASEL) unites faculty and students from various fields to collaboratively study human-environment interactions.

Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior

Each summer, about 10 undergraduate students come to Indiana University to engage in animal behavior research, combining neuroscience, cognitive science, molecular approaches, and traditional fieldwork.

Center of Excellence for Women in Technology

We are the nation's first large-scale, interdisciplinary university initiative promoting women’s participation, empowerment, and achievement in technology.

Ceramics Guild at IU

The Ceramics Club engages the IU and Bloomington community with ceramics through art sales, workshops, lectures, wood-firings, and conferences.

Chabad House Jewish Student Center

Conveying the love and spirit of Judaism at IU, supporting growth and learning through engaging programs and a welcoming environment.

Chemistry Lab Assistant

We need assistants to handle daily tasks for running chemistry lab classes, ensuring smooth operations and supporting lab activities effectively.

Chemistry Undergraduate Research

Our Undergraduate Research Program aims to familiarize students with the nature of chemical research while rewarding creativity and excellence in scholarship.

Children's Folklore (FOLK-F 364)

This course examines how children use folklore in their daily lives to navigate and challenge the status quo. It includes fieldwork with children.

Chin Refugee Community of Indiana

The Chin Community of Indiana (CCI) is a dynamic center focused on helping community members adapt to American society and thrive.

Chinese Flagship Student Organization

The Chinese Flagship Student Association (CFSA) is for undergraduate Chinese Flagship students seeking to connect socially and professionally with peers.

Cities On The Edge Of War (HIST-C 300)

This course explores Greek city-states' political, military, and social history during the Peloponnesian War (c. 450-400 BC) through an immersive role-playing game with historical context.

City of Bloomington Parks and Rec

The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation hosts various community park events that rely on volunteers to help make them successful.

Classical Studies Field Schools

Well-known archaeological field schools provide hands-on experience and intensive courses to deepen knowledge of classical studies and the ancient world.

Climate Clock

The Climate Clock blends art, science, and tech to drive climate action. Interns work with all nine teams, gaining a comprehensive view of the organization's climate justice efforts.

Cognitive Science Visiting Undergraduate Program

The Cognitive Science Program at Indiana University Bloomington invites upper-level undergraduates and graduating students to apply for the Visiting Undergraduate Program.

College Advancement Ambassadors

College Advancement Ambassadors support visiting Luminaries and gain practical experience in leadership, planning, and networking while learning from industry leaders.

College Mentors for Kids

We connect kids with college students through weekly on-campus activities that foster growth, confidence, and brighter futures.

Community Justice and Mediation Center

Become a mediator by learning conflict sources and resolution processes. Enhance your communication, listening, problem-solving, and negotiation skills.

Community Service Writing (ENG-W 240)

This course partners with Middle Way House to create community-based writing projects aimed at preventing domestic and sexual violence.

Computational Linguistics Lab

Projects in Computational Linguistics involve using computer algorithms and models to analyze, understand, and generate human language, advancing natural language processing.

Costume & Character in London Theatre

In this IU-administered, faculty-led summer program, students study costume design and its role in character development with other IU students.

Critical Food Studies Lab

The Critical Food Studies Lab, a partnership between the IU Food Institute and Department of Geography, uses data and modeling to explore food security, sovereignty, and justice.

Dance Kizomba Club

The Dança Kizomba Club hosts weekly African dance lessons, offering a regular opportunity to learn and enjoy Kizomba and other African dance styles.

Delany Undergraduate Astronomy Laboratory

Research students can use the Delany Undergraduate Astronomy Laboratory and computer cluster to conduct their work, providing essential resources for their studies.

Delta Theta Omega

Delta Theta Omega is Indiana University's first pre-dentistry fraternity, dedicated to supporting students pursuing dental careers through community and professional development.

Dental Club

The Dental Club at Indiana University supports pre-dental students in their undergraduate years, helping them gain successful admission into dental school.

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences: Participate in Experiments

The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences continually seeks experiment participants from both IU's student population and the Bloomington community.

Department of Spanish and Portuguese: Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Our undergraduate students have the chance to conduct research alongside our faculty, gaining valuable experience and insight into their fields of study.

Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Research Experience

The Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences department at IU provides undergraduate and graduate students with research opportunities in faculty labs, plus hands-on programs through the College of Arts and Sciences.

Depsyer Psych Club

Our goal is to offer psychology majors, especially Chinese students, a platform to share original ideas and connect, as there are fewer Chinese students in psychology at IU.

Design in Italy

Participants will join IU students to explore art, design, and branding in the Italian fashion hubs of Milan, Florence, and Rome, discovering their interdisciplinary connections.

Directed Reading Program

Our Directed Reading Program (DRP) fosters mathematical discourse between undergraduates and graduates, offering a structured, research-like environment for exploring specialized math topics.

Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Undergraduates can join faculty-sponsored research. Speak with your advisor or professors about opportunities. Research students are encouraged to pursue an Earth and Atmospheric Sciences honors degree.

El Centro Comunal Latino

Volunteer as an events assistant, mentor, or tutor at the community center for Latino youth, helping to support and inspire the next generation.

Eleanor Roosevelt Society

The Eleanor Roosevelt Society is dedicated to empowering, including, and promoting women in the field of international studies.

Elimisha Kakuma

Elimisha Kakuma offers higher education opportunities to high school graduates living in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya, empowering them through education.

Eskenazi Ambassadors

Eskenazi Ambassadors are a select group of students passionate about their creative academic paths, sharing their experiences with prospective students and families.

Eskenazi Museum of Art Training Program

The museum’s training program covers teaching, tour guiding, and interpretation, offering exposure to museum theories, research, public speaking, and gallery tour execution.

Ethics Bowl

The Ethics Bowl is an intercollegiate competition where teams debate and defend their moral assessments of complex ethical issues facing society today.

Exotic Feline Rescue Center

We rely on dedicated, capable volunteers to assist with daily tours, helping care for the many exotic cats in our facility.

Experimental Humanities Lab

Our lab bridges the worlds of science and humanities, combining empirical research with hermeneutics to enhance understanding of human experience and foster connections.

Experiments in Modern Physics (PHYS-P 451)

Conducts landmark experiments in both classical and modern physics, offering hands-on experience and insights into foundational and cutting-edge scientific principles.

Explore Research Labs

Explore the research conducted in Psychology labs affiliated with the department, gaining insight into ongoing studies and contributing to cutting-edge psychological research.

Fibers Student Group at IU

The Fibers Student Organization helps students connect with fiber, textile, and material artists, bringing relevant expertise and inspiration to Bloomington.

Field Geo-Paleoanthropology: Olduvai Field School (EAS-X 377)

This program offers a thrilling six-week study abroad experience in Tanzania, exploring the world’s most famous archaeological site.

Field Geology in the Rocky Mountains (EAS-X 429)

This field course at IU’s Judson Mead Geologic Field Station offers an immersive, hands-on geoscience experience, primarily taught in the field.

Field Program in Oaxaca, Mexico (ANTH-A 406)

This program covers diverse anthropological topics like heritage, linguistic change, sustainable tourism, public archaeology, and indigenous rights.

Fieldwork in Archaeology (ANTH-P 480)

This field school aims to train students in archaeological methods through participation in active, ongoing research programs in the Southwest.

Filipino American Association

We promote and celebrate Filipino culture on campus, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of its traditions and heritage.

Folklore and Ethnomusicology Student Association

FESA holds monthly meetings and organizes events like the folklore and ethnomusicology film series, career night, and concerts for the department and campus.

Food and Poverty (GEO-G 352)

This course explores food insecurity in the USA, the impact of poverty on food systems, and current strategies and social movements challenging the global food regime.

Forest Geo Database

International Study on Forestry, in collaboration with the Smithsonian, offers a global perspective on forestry practices and conservation efforts.

French Undergraduate Teaching Internship

The Department of French and Italian offers advanced French undergraduates the chance to serve as conversation group leaders, enhancing their language skills and teaching experience.

Game Development at IU

Gamedev@IU is Bloomington's top game development community, uniting individuals of all skill levels and interests to create a supportive, productive learning environment.

Geo Club

GeoClub is a welcoming environment for students of all Earth-Science related disciplines where they can meet people, enjoy fun events, learn together, and discover new opportunities.

Geology of Invertebrates Lab

Research focuses on evaluating evolutionary processes in the paleotropics, analyzing historical biological changes and their impacts on current ecosystems.

Geomorphology and Landscape Evolution

The Yanites Research Group examines how climate, tectonics, and rock type impact landscape evolution by studying the processes and landforms involved.

German Theater Project

The IU German Theater Project ('GTP') is a day of workshops, sketches, food, and film, celebrating the creativity of Indiana high school German students and teachers.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana

Start a troop or volunteer with an existing one to support and guide youth through impactful and engaging activities in your community.

Girls Inc. of Monroe County

Girls Inc. is home to passionate and dedicated volunteers eager to make a positive impact on girls' lives, empowering them through mentorship and support.

Global Student 7 Advisory Board of Dean

The GS7 is an advisory board to Dean Cullather, offering mature student perspectives to enhance the Hamilton Lugar School experience and broaden the college's scope.

Grupo de Teatro VIDA

Grupo de Teatro VIDA is a Spanish and Portuguese language performance group that promotes language learning by engaging students, the community, and native speakers in theater performances.

Grupo N Spanish Club

This club aims to create a space where everyone can share experiences, make connections, and practice Spanish in a supportive and engaging environment.

GWU + IU Undergraduate Research for Korean Studies

The Institutes for Korean Studies at GWU and IU Bloomington invite students to apply for the GW-IU Undergraduate Research Exchange Program.

Headstart

SCCAP seeks individuals and groups who enjoy new experiences and are passionate about advocating for those in need. Get involved and make a difference!

Healthcare Communication in Kenya

This three-credit summer course features a five-week trip to Kenya, focusing on health reporting, East African culture, and HIV/AIDS.

History Capstone (HIST-J 425)

Students will conduct original research projects focusing on historical judgment, interpretation, and writing, enhancing their analytical and writing skills.

History Internships

A History internship can help you explore career options, gain valuable work experience, and earn academic credit, no matter your ultimate career path.

History Undergrad Student Association

This club links history study to real life, explores career opportunities, and fosters bonding over our shared passion for the subject.

HLS Exchange Program in Barcelona, Spain

This semester-long program immerses HLS students in ESADE Law School's international law curriculum in Barcelona, providing a rich study abroad experience.

HLS Exchange Program in Leiden, Netherlands

This semester-long exchange for HLS students at Leiden University offers a truly international experience with 120 nationalities in a vibrant cultural mosaic.

HLS Exchange Program in Waseda, Japan

This exchange program places HLS students at Waseda University for a semester, Japan’s largest and most diverse institution, hosting students from over 100 countries.

HLS Global Student Development Consultants

Each semester, Hamilton Lugar School Global Consulting (HLSGDC) undertakes a consulting project for an international development organization, gaining real-world experience.

HLS Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors are diverse, dedicated HLS students chosen to share their experiences with prospective students and guests interested in the school's offerings.

Homework Help for Teens at the Library

Opportunities include volunteering in children’s and teen spaces, tutoring adults, maintaining collections, assisting with events, and more at the library.

Hong Kong Student Association

We aim to support the Hong Kong community and share our unique heritage with others.

Hoosier Health Advocates

Hoosier Health Advocates raise funds, advocate on health issues, and volunteer in the community to support our partners and promote local and global health.

Hoosier Hills Food Bank

Want to help take the hunger out of poverty? Join the Hoosier Hills Food Bank to help give back to the Bloomington and Monroe County communities.

Hungarian Cultural Association

The Hungarian Cultural Association promotes Hungarian language and culture to IU students, faculty, and the Bloomington community.

Hutton Honors Study Abroad Programs

The Hutton International Experiences Program offers short-term study abroad options led by IU faculty. Visit their website for updated program listings.

Hwang Lab

My research explores how ecological and hydrological systems evolve in response to droughts, climate change, geomorphology, and human disturbances.

Hydro-Geo Lab

Understanding how water interacts with minerals and rocks is crucial for addressing societal needs beyond academic interest.

Indian Student Association

A student organization hosting cultural, social, justice, and philanthropic events to connect the campus community with Indian heritage, culture, and each other.

Indiana Daily Student

Student-led journalism group open to all majors, providing opportunities to write, report, and produce content while gaining hands-on experience in the media industry.

Indiana Legal Services

Many individuals face legal challenges without resources for proper representation. Indiana Legal Services seeks volunteers to help bridge the justice gap and ensure equal access.

Indiana Political Analysis Workshop

The Indiana Political Analysis Workshop (IPAW) teaches Political Science majors data science and analysis techniques through hands-on experience in qualitative and quantitative tools.

Indianapolis Zoo

The Zoo's Internship Program offers college sophomores and above hands-on experience in conservation, research, education, and animal care roles, enhancing career skills.

Indigenous East Asia

Protecting and promoting linguistic diversity boosts human potential, agency, and local governance for endangered language speakers, crucial amid climate change challenges.

Indonesian Student Association

PERMIAS fosters community among Indonesians and Indonesian Americans at IU Bloomington, promoting unity through non-profit, non-political, and secular activities.

Inside Out Prison Exchange Program (AMST-A 399)

The Inside Out Prison Exchange Program offers an intensive American Studies seminar held inside an Indiana prison, fostering dialogue between students and incarcerated individuals.

Institute for Communication Research

The Media School's Institute for Communication Research provides space and equipment for media research conducted by faculty and students.

Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anti-Semitism

The Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism uses courses, lectures, conferences, and publications to examine new and inherited antisemitic ideas, highlighting destructive myths against Judaism and Jews.

Institute of German Studies

Founded in 1969, the Institute of Germanic Studies promotes interdisciplinary research and study of German literature and culture.

Instructed Second Language Acquisition Lab

Our lab studies factors affecting second language acquisition in instructional contexts, focusing on how these elements influence learning and teaching.

International Climate Governance (INTL-I 434)

Study climate issues with a focus on global governance institutions and NGOs' impact on policy. May include attending national/international conferences with IU.

International Interior Design Association

A networking club for anyone majoring, minoring, or interested in Interior Design, offering opportunities to connect and grow in the field.

International Studies Undergraduate Association

ISUA bridges students and the department, ensuring students' needs are met and their voices are heard efficiently and effectively.

Internships at IU Campus Farm

The IU Campus Farm @ Hinkle-Garton emphasizes regenerative agriculture, urban farming, food justice, and organic production, blending learning, science, and art.

Introduction to the American Experience for International Students (SLST-T 135)

This course introduces major institutions in contemporary U.S. life through the lens of social and historical science, exclusively for international undergraduates.

Iranian Cultural Association

This organization immerses Iranians and non-Iranians in Iranian culture and lifestyle, fostering cultural exchange and understanding through various activities.

ISEED Summer Research Programs

The iSEED Summer Research Experience offers undergraduates hands-on research opportunities at UB.

Islamic Studies: Undergraduate Research Scholarships

Partner with a faculty member and receive $500 credited to your bursar account, providing financial support for your academic journey and research initiatives.

Issue Forum (PACE-C 200)

The 1 Day 1 Credit Issue Forum features dialogue and deliberation activities in a half-day format, allowing participants to engage with an expert panel on a selected controversial issue.

Issue Forum Discussion Leader (PACE-C 440)

Receive training in facilitating democratic deliberation to prepare for leading small group discussions at the PACE Issue Forum, enhancing civic engagement skills.

IU Bologna, Italy

In this IU language immersion program, students enroll in courses with local Italians at the University of Bologna for a semester or academic year.

IU Books and Beyond Program

A collaborative leadership project that enhances critical literacy and develops multilingual, intercultural models for cross-cultural teaching and learning.

IU Education Abroad Programs

IU Education Abroad offers top-tier programs that uphold IU's academic standards. As the largest study abroad office, it provides most IU programs.

IU Florence, Italy

On this IU-administered summer program, participants will get to experience this lively historic city alongside other IU students.

IU Games Community

The IU Games Community is a hub for games-related research, teaching, design, student groups, and events, spanning both digital and analog formats.

IU Geologic Field Station Montana

This immersive geoscience field course at IU’s Judson Mead Geologic Field Station offers hands-on learning, primarily conducted in the field.

IU Health Bloomington

Volunteers serve in areas like the gift shop, info desk, and surgical services, with roles ranging from clerical tasks to patient visits and guest greeting.

IU Media School Semester in LA

Ready to launch your entertainment career? The Media School’s Semester in LA program equips you with the tools to start in show business.

IU Paleontology Collection

The IU Paleontology Collection is a public trust repository for fossil material, serving as a research resource and preserving valuable paleontological finds.

IU PEPP Earthquake Science Institute

PEPP (Princeton Earth Physics Project) is a nationwide outreach program combining advanced seismological research with hands-on classroom training for middle and high school students.

IU Philosophy Journal and Symposium

The Summer 2020 IU Undergraduate Philosophy Journal features papers from the 2020 Symposium, an annual event where undergrads present and discuss their work.

IU Political Science Internship Program in DC

Our IU POLS DC is a semester-long residential internship program in Washington, D.C., focusing on politics, opportunity, leadership, and social entrepreneurship.

IU Sociology Club

The Sociology Club at IU aims to educate students and the IU community about sociology and apply sociological knowledge through advocacy.

IU Sociology Lab

The Indiana University Sociology Lab (SOCLAB) provides IU undergraduates with opportunities to participate in Sociology studies.

IU Student Television

IU Student Television (IUSTV) is a completely student-run TV station based on campus, offering a platform for student creativity and broadcasting.

IU Women In Sciences

We support Women in Science at Indiana University and in the surrounding community, fostering growth and opportunities in the field.

Japan Politics and Society Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors promote 21JPSI programming to peers and assist the 21JPSI director with staffing events and other related tasks.

Japanese Animation and Culture Club

The Japanese Animation and Culture Club connects people who share interests in Japanese culture, anime, and various forms of popular arts and entertainment.

Japanese Student Association

JSA aims to enhance awareness and understanding of Japan within the IU community, fostering a deeper appreciation of Japanese culture and society.

Jewish Studies Student Association

The JSSA fosters interaction between students and faculty, offering social and cultural extracurricular learning experiences related to Jewish Studies.

Kazakh Student Association at IU

The Kazakh Student Association promotes a positive image and raises awareness of Kazakhstan’s culture and heritage within the community.

Kinsey Institute

For over 75 years, the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University has been a leading source for scientific research on sexuality, gender, and reproduction.

Korean American Student Association

The Korean American Student Association (KASA) offers students the chance to experience Korean and Korean American culture in a fun and empowering environment.

Korean Conversation Club

KCC meets weekly to promote understanding and appreciation of Korean language and culture, providing a space for learning and cultural exchange.

Korean Student Association

Korean Student Organization (KSA) is dedicated to promoting cross-cultural appreciation for Korean Culture within our university community.

Lab of Geometry

This program aims to deeply understand a concept to instruct a computer in creating meaningful images, from which further insights and conjectures can be drawn.

LAMP Student Advisory Board

The Student Advisory Board serves as a liaison between LAMP students and administrators, plans major events, organizes philanthropic efforts, and helps keep LAMP running smoothly.

LAMP The Marketing Team

The Marketing Team promotes the wonders of LAMP and enhances its presence on campus, showcasing its benefits and activities to the community.

Language Assessment Lab

Directed by Prof. Sun-Young Shin, the Language Assessment Lab (LAL) focuses on advancing theory, research, and practice in second/foreign language assessment for diverse educational and societal decisions.

Language Tables & Translation Projects

Language practice sessions held in a casual, relaxed setting, providing a comfortable environment for improving language skills through informal interaction.

Law School Survey of Student Engagement Internship

The Law School Survey of Student Engagement (LSSSE) seeks a creative intern to analyze trends in law student experiences and use data for discussions on legal education, diversity, and inclusion.

LGBTQ Journalists at IU

Founded in 2015, the Indiana University Student Chapter offers journalism students a platform to network with future peers in the communication field.

Liberty in North Korea at IU

Our Link at IU chapter is an official Liberty in North Korea Rescue Team, dedicated to aiding those in need through rescue and support efforts.

Life Designs

Use your skills and creativity to promote independence for individuals with disabilities and make a meaningful impact in their lives.

List of Research Openings at IU

This page provides details about labs at Indiana University, Bloomington, currently seeking undergraduate research assistants for various research opportunities.

Literature and Public Life (ENG-L 240)

Students will receive basic mediation training, collaborate with peers from a NYC-based college, engage in civil conversation, and work on a group project.

Local Biology Internships

Interested in pharma, sustainability, shadowing health pros, or science museum exhibits? An undergraduate Biology internship expands knowledge and career experience.

Lotus Fest Involvement

Volunteer to help with the Lotus Festival and assist in caring for and showcasing beautiful lotus blossoms, contributing to a vibrant cultural event.

Malaysian Student Association

Our main goal is to create a fun and safe space for Malaysians at IU to connect, bond, and support each other in a welcoming environment.

Marginalized/Minorities in Philosophy

Students address participation issues in academic philosophy among socially marginalized groups, including racial minorities, women, and LGBTQ individuals.

Marriage Equality Project

When the US Supreme Court guaranteed marriage rights to same-sex couples, thousands embraced it. Professor Stephanie Sanders saw it as groundbreaking in sex and gender history.

Material Culture and Heritage Studies Laboratory

The lab combines ethnographic, historical, and museum-based methods to study material culture and cultural heritage issues, including property, appropriation, and revitalization.

Materials Research Society

We are a group of materials researchers and students promoting interdepartmental communication to advance cross-disciplinary and materials research.

Math Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program

Research Experiences for Undergraduates offers students hands-on research opportunities, fostering academic growth and practical skills in various fields of study

Mathers Museum

Students interested in Museum Studies and related fields should consider enrolling in practica or internship courses offered through IU for practical experience.

McKinney Climate Fellows

The McKinney Climate Fellows (MCF) is a workforce development program run by ERI and IU's Integrated Program in the Environment, focusing on climate-related careers.

Media Ambassadors

Ambassadors represent and promote our school at diverse venues and events, showcasing its values, programs, and opportunities to prospective students and the community.

Media Internships

Looking for an internship or job in the media industry? Check out these listings from employers who have shared opportunities with us for your next career step.

Medlife

Our mission is to assist families in attaining more freedom from poverty's constraints, empowering them to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives with greater opportunities.

Metal Isotopes Lab

In Indiana University's Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, we have a long history of using 'conventional' stable isotopes (S, C, O, H, N) to study geological processes.

Metalsmithing and Jewelry Group at IU

The Metalsmithing and Jewelry Guild at IU seeks to educate the Bloomington community and beyond about the metal arts, fostering creativity and appreciation for the craft.

Mexican Culture in Service Learning Context (HISP-S 355)

This service-learning course explores Mexican cultural traditions and examines how they've been influenced by evolving regional, national, and global identities.

Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Club

MELC will build a vibrant community among Indiana University students who share an interest in exploring the diverse field of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures.

Middleway House

Join us in ending violence within our community by volunteering at Middle Way House, where your support can make a real difference in the lives of those in need.

Midwest Model EU

Each April, over 160 students gather to simulate the future of the EU, role-playing leaders, diplomats, and officials as they debate policies and shape European integration.

Midwest Model EU (POLS-X 476)

In the Midwest Model European Union (MMEU), students assume roles as EU officials—foreign ministers, economics ministers, and more—to tackle Europe's key issues.

Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students (MAPS)

A nationally recognized organization of students dedicated to healthcare careers, focusing on developing leaders and promoting diversity in the field.

Model UN (POLS-Y 351)

This course is linked to simulations of international organizations like the United Nations, providing students with hands-on experience in global diplomacy.

Molecular Life Sciences: Undergraduate Research Opportunities

If you are currently at IU, reach out to MLS faculty for potential research projects in their labs well before starting your junior year of studies.

Mongolian Student Association

The Mongolian Students Association aims to promote and advance Mongolian culture, language, and history, fostering awareness and appreciation within the community.

Monroe County CASA

Trained volunteers serve as court-appointed special advocates, dedicated to representing the best interests of children at risk of abuse or neglect in legal proceedings.

Monroe County Community Kitchen

Volunteers donate their time to prepare and serve meals, handle clean-up, and provide administrative support, making a meaningful impact in the community.

Monroe County Humane Association

Support the vital role of animals in our community, recognizing their contributions to companionship, therapy, and assistance for those in need.

Monroe County Schools

Volunteer to help adult learners in the community reach their educational goals, providing essential support and encouragement on their learning journey.

Monroe County United Ministries

Food insecurity, poor transportation, disability, and lack of childcare are barriers in Monroe County. Your help can empower community members toward self-sufficiency and lasting economic mobility.

Mother Hubbards Cupboard

Volunteers are needed for the Garden and Pantry project, where you can help cultivate fresh produce and support our community's food needs and sustainability efforts.

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

The new Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (IUMAA) seeks to enhance campus engagement with a Student Advisory Council of undergraduates who develop events and promote student opportunities.

Muslim Student Association

The Muslim Student Association supports the needs of the Muslim community at Indiana University and aims to educate the broader student body about Islam.

Myanmar Student Association

This organization aims to unite all students from Myanmar at Indiana University Bloomington, as well as those interested in Myanmar's people and culture.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Indiana

Becoming a NAMI volunteer is fulfilling and impactful. Use your experience with mental illness or caregiving to provide support, education, and awareness to your community.

National Association of Black Journalists at IU

NABJ advocates for Black journalists and media professionals both in the U.S. and globally, promoting equity, diversity, and excellence in journalism.

National Association of Hispanic Journalists at IU

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is committed to promoting the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry.

National Park Service Field School

Archaeological field schools offer hands-on experience in field and lab work. Volunteer tasks include tours, artifact processing, data entry, and research.

National Science Foundation Research opportunities

The Physics Department and the Center for Exploration of Energy and Matter host a National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program each summer.

National Student Speech, Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA)

The National Student Speech, Language, and Hearing Association (NSSLHA) at IU supports students studying communication and hearing disorders through monthly meetings and activities.

Natural Language Processing Lab

The Natural Language Processing Lab (NLP-Lab) specializes in theoretical and practical NLP and AI solutions, focusing on hybrid approaches and neuro-symbolic modeling.

Navruz Student Association

The Navruz Student Association aims to promote awareness of Central Eurasian culture, traditions, and celebrations, fostering community and understanding among students.

Neuroscience Club

The Neuroscience Club supports undergraduate students in their exploration of neuroscience, providing resources, networking, and opportunities for academic growth.

New Hope Family Shelter

New Hope for Families offers shelter and early learning programs to keep families together, empowering every child for a promising future: "New Hope + YOU = Life Changing."

Nu Rho Sci

Nu Rho Psi is the National Honor Society in Neuroscience, dedicated to recognizing and promoting excellence in the study and research of neuroscience.

Olamot Center

The Olamot Center at Indiana University promotes collaboration between U.S. and Israeli scholars through a visiting scholar program and diverse events.

Online News Association

The IU chapter of the Online News Association is a non-profit organization for professionals and students engaged in journalism, technology, and innovation.

Operation Smile Student Association

Operation Smile is a non-profit volunteer organization that provides free reconstructive surgery for children and young adults with cleft lips and palates in 24 countries.

Ouabache State Park Buffalo Preserve

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources aims to protect, enhance, preserve, and wisely use natural, cultural, and recreational resources for Indiana's citizens.

Outdoor Education

Join our internationally recognized programs that provide experiential education to individuals of all abilities on our expansive 2,500-acre property.

Outreach Ambassador for African Studies in Local Schools/On Campus

Volunteer to support language and culture education in K-12 classrooms, helping students engage with diverse cultures and enhance their learning experiences.

Painting Guild

The Painting Guild is a group of Indiana University graduate painting students that promote professional development and community involvement in the arts through activities such as artist visits and lectures, figure drawing sessions, open studios, fundraisers, and exhibitions.

Pakistani Student Association

We promote and support Pakistani culture and values within the Indiana University community, fostering awareness and appreciation among students and staff.

Paleoanthropology and Geology Field School at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania

This program provides an exciting six-week study abroad experience in Tanzania at a renowned archaeological site, focusing on geological processes and field skills.

Paris IES Internship

Paris is the intellectual, artistic, and political hub of France, making it an ideal place for students to gain hands-on work experience in various fields.

Peer Career Coaches

Assist students in their career journeys by offering support with resume writing, mock interviews, career exploration, and other professional development activities.

People and Animals Learning Services

PALS depends on the generosity of volunteers to sustain our organization. Whether you can volunteer monthly, weekly, or on your own schedule, we have a fit for you.

Philosophy: Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Our department is dedicated to integrating serious research in the history of philosophy with contemporary philosophical issues, fostering a rich academic environment.

Photography in Japan

Taught by an IU faculty member, this program involves students from IU and other U.S. universities, exploring photography and video in historic Japanese cities.

Physics Internships

Internships enhance your knowledge and career. We collaborate with students to help identify and secure valuable supplemental learning opportunities.

Physics: Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Many undergraduate Physics majors engage in research projects during their junior and senior years, often finding transformative experiences that shape their career paths.

Polish Cultural Association

The Polish Cultural Association at Indiana University (PCA) welcomes Polish students and anyone interested in exploring Polish language, history, and culture.

Politics Club

The Politics Club is a non-partisan, student-led organization dedicated to expanding knowledge and promoting active participation in politics among students.

PR Campaigns (MSCH-R 429)

This course covers the development and execution of a public relations campaign for a non-profit, alongside public relations theory and case study analysis.

PR Planning and Research (MSCH-R 348)

This course explores theories and principles relevant to public relations research and strategic planning, including goal development, client relationships, and budgets.

Practicum in Gender Studies

Our department offers a Practicum in Gender Studies (GNDR G480) for juniors and seniors, allowing them to direct their study of gender or sexuality issues through field experiences like internships.

Pre Physical Therapy Club

The Physical Therapy Club aims to connect, inform, and support pre-physical therapy students, helping them navigate their academic and professional paths.

Pre-Optometry Club

The Pre-Optometry Club at Indiana University aims to educate students and the community about the optometry profession and the opportunities within it.

Pre-Vet Medical Association

The Pre-Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) at Indiana University aims to unite the small community of pre-veterinary students on campus for support and collaboration.

Pre-Veterinary Medical Association

We bring together pre-veterinary students on campus, fostering a supportive community focused on shared interests and goals in veterinary medicine.

Print Workshop at IU

The Print Workshop at IU aims to introduce the IU and Bloomington communities to printmaking through activities like art shows, sales, and artist workshops.

Program Graphics and Animation (MSCH-P 354)

This course covers the technical skills and creative principles needed to produce graphics and animation for television and digital filmmaking applications.

Psi Chi

Psi Chi is an international honor society that encourages and maintains excellence in scholarship among its members, particularly in psychology, advancing the field overall.

Psychology and Brain Sciences Community Engagement

The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences engages the Bloomington community with educational events for children, parents, and others, offering experiential learning for PBS student volunteers.

Psychology Club

The Psychology Club at Indiana University Bloomington offers students a chance to socialize while deepening their understanding and appreciation of psychology.

Public Relations Student Society of America at IU

IU PRSSA hosts monthly events featuring professionals from agency, corporate, non-profit, and government sectors, enhancing student knowledge and networking.

Quito and Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Based in the scenic Andean city of Quito, this thematic summer program features a three-week excursion to the stunning Galápagos Islands for an unforgettable experience.

Report the World at IU

Report The World at IU unites students from various fields interested in foreign affairs and international reporting, fostering understanding of global issues and producing impactful stories.

Reporters without Borders at IU

We aim to raise awareness among our peers about global press freedom issues, fostering understanding and encouraging advocacy for journalists everywhere.

Research and Teaching Preserve

The Indiana University Research and Teaching Preserve aims to offer natural field settings for research and teaching, enhancing existing facilities at Indiana University.

Retail Studies Organization

The Retail Studies Organization was created to educate and lead students interested in careers in retailing, manufacturing, and related industries for future success.

Romanian Studies Student Association

RomSO promotes scholarship and discussion on issues related to Romania, providing IU students interested in Romania and Eastern Europe opportunities to enhance their knowledge.

Rome IES Internship

The Rome-IES summer internship program, co-sponsored, provides participants with the chance to intern in diverse industries while experiencing Italian culture.

Russian Flagship Program

The Russian Flagship Program is designed for driven students aiming to reach professional-level proficiency in Russian while pursuing any major, enhancing their career prospects.

Russian Language And Cultural Association

The Russian Language Cultural Association is a student-led organization that fosters appreciation for Russian and Eastern European cultures through various events and activities.

Santiago, Chile: Health Studies Summer

Nestled between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean, Santiago is Chile's vibrant capital. The co-sponsored Health Studies summer program offers a Spanish course for healthcare practitioners at the IES Abroad center, taken with U.S. peers.

Santiago, Chile: IES Internship

The Santiago-IES summer internship co-sponsored program provides participants with the chance to gain professional experience by working in diverse industries across Santiago.

Santiago, Dominican Republic

Students in the co-sponsored Liberal Arts semester program take a mix of CIEE courses with U.S.-based students and courses with Dominicans at Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra.

Santiago, Dominican Republic: Community Public Health Summer

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Saudi Students Club at IU

Our mission is to represent the Saudi community and showcase Saudi culture and history to the Indiana University community, as well as to the local American society.

Science Ambassadors

Science Ambassadors allows Skrablab undergrads to visit local high schools, share research, discuss life as a science major at IU, and introduce solar energy or nanoscience.

ScIU Social Media Undergraduate Internship 

In this internship, you'll learn how science communicators utilize social media to share scientific information, summarize research findings for diverse audiences, and manage ScIU's daily social media presence.

Sculpture Guild

The Sculpture Guild promotes the professional lives and careers of its members while enhancing the development and appreciation of sculptural arts.

Season Magazine

SEASON Magazine empowers, inspires, and promotes Indiana University students through fashion publications in both digital and physical formats.

Second Language Acquisition and Sentence Processing Lab

Students have many opportunities to engage in Second Language Studies (SLS) research. SLS faculty cover key research areas, detailed on their pages, in classes, and on lab and research group info pages.

Sedimentary Systems Lab

Scientists at the Sedimentary Systems Lab investigate how sediment movement, fluid flow, and bed topography interact to form depositional environments like rivers, deltas, and coastlines.

Semester in Los Angeles, California

The Media School’s Semester in Los Angeles program equips you with essential tools to launch your career in show business.

Service Learning in Medical Humanities (HPSC-X 470)

Service learning is a credit-bearing course where students engage in organized service activities that meet community needs and reflect on their experiences.

Sigma Gamma Epsilon

The Society of Sigma Gamma Epsilon is the National Honor Society dedicated to recognizing and promoting excellence in the Earth Sciences.

Sigma Iota Rho

This organization aims to promote and reward scholarship and service among students and practitioners of international studies, fostering integrity and creativity in global affairs.

Singapore Student Association

A gathering place for Singaporeans and Hoosiers to connect and celebrate their cultures together.

Slavic Studies: Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Students with advanced Russian language skills engage in research at the IU Russian Studies Workshop, enhancing their academic and cultural understanding.

Smart Filmmaking in Prague

Use your smartphone to record your journey through new cultures during this three-week summer course in Prague and Berlin.

Social Media Communication Strategy (MSCH-R 455)

This course examines how social media can enhance an organization's communication management strategy and explores situations where it may hinder effectiveness.

Society for News design at IU

The Society for News Design is an international organization for news media professionals and visual communicators focused on creating print, web, and mobile publications and products.

Society of Professional Journalists

The Society of Professional Journalists is an international organization dedicated to promoting ethical journalism and advocating for the rights of journalists.

Solidarity Economy in Latin America (GEO-G 474)

We will explore the histories and practices of solidarity economies in Latin America and Indiana, partnering with organizations to document and share their work through audio and storytelling.

Sorrento Study Abroad (ANTH-A 406)

Students will explore food globalization and tourism in an Italian coastal community, engaging with local culture and practices.

Soul Revue Foundations and Practices (AAAD-A 120)

America’s first and finest collegiate Black popular music ensemble, known for its excellence and pioneering spirit in the genre.

South Slavic Studies Association

The South Slavic Studies Association at Indiana University celebrates the rich cultures of the South Slavic and Balkan regions. Join us for events and learning!

Spain the Cultural Context (HISP-S 411)

This service-learning course explores the relationship between historical memory and culture in Spain, focusing on the interactions among regional, national, and global cultures.

Spanish Conversation & Diction (HISP-S 317)

This study abroad service-learning course in Las Canas, Dominican Republic, is for students wanting to engage in service, practice Spanish, and earn credits.

Spanish-Language Study Abroad Programs

The Spanish Department offers excellent opportunities for language students, including yearlong and semester programs in Lima and Madrid, plus summer options in Chile, Ecuador, Spain, and the Dominican Republic.

Special Olympics Indiana

Special Olympics Indiana is a nonprofit in the global movement, using sports and programs to empower people with intellectual disabilities. Join us!

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences: Research Assistant

Our department provides diverse opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to conduct research in faculty labs, enhancing hands-on experience through various programs.

Speech, Pathology & Hearing Sciences: Undergraduate Research Grants

Partner with a faculty member and receive $500 credited to your bursar account, supporting your academic and research endeavors during your studies.

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant

The Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) program helps address the shortage of speech-language pathologists in Indiana schools through classroom and practicum training.

Stable Isotope Research Facility

The Stable Isotope Research Facility (SIRF) in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences has four mass spectrometers for analyzing hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur isotopes.

Statistics Club

The Statistics Club at Indiana University (STATS@IU) aims to meet the needs of students in the Department of Statistics, fostering collaboration and support.

Stone Age Institute

The Stone Age Institute is a nonprofit research center focused on the archaeological study of human origins and technological development.

Stonebelt

Volunteers and service learners at Stone Belt help clients with art projects and life skills in the Lifelong Learning program, fostering community connections.

Student Academy of Audiology (SAA)

The mission of the Indiana University Chapter of SAA is to represent students in the chapter area and advance the rights and welfare of those pursuing careers in audiology.

Student Advisory Board (SAB) in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

The Student Advisory Board (SAB) is a student-led organization for students majoring in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences (SLHS). SAB is dedicated to keeping students informed about new developments and engaged in opportunities within the SLHS major.

Student Organization for Cognitive Science

SOCS (Student Organization for Cognitive Science) is committed to offering resources and activities for undergraduate and graduate students interested in cognitive science.

Students for Peace in the Middle East

We are a student organization at Indiana University-Bloomington dedicated to promoting peace in the Middle East through awareness and engagement activities.

Students of Cognitive Science

Our organization seeks to create a community for undergraduate students passionate about the Cognitive Sciences, fostering collaboration and support.

Study Abroad in Florence, Italy

In this IU-administered summer program, participants will explore a vibrant historic city with other IU students, immersing themselves in its rich culture.

Study Abroad in Freiburg, Germany

The program blends immersion in the University of Freiburg's academic and social life with support from the AYF consortium, creating a rich learning environment.

Study Abroad in Gaborone, Botswana

In Gaborone, Botswana’s medical hub, this co-sponsored summer program lets you take public health courses at the CIEE center with U.S. students.

Study Abroad in Paris, France

Paris is a vibrant European metropolis with a rich cultural history. Students can choose a semester-long program, a summer program, or a summer internship.

Study Abroad in Prague, Czech Republic

Perched on a hilltop by the Vltava River, Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, boasts stunning architecture across centuries. Study for a semester or summer in CIEE’s Central European Studies program.

Study Abroad Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean

The Center for Latin America and Caribbean Studies offers a list of study abroad opportunities in the region, including options in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Peru.

Summer in Lisbon, Portugal

In this IU-administered summer program, you'll study the culture, history, and art of one of the oldest European capitals, immersing yourself in its rich heritage.

Summer Sustainability Internships

Our internship program uses campus as a living-learning lab, engaging students as researchers to investigate key questions and implement measures for advancing campus sustainability.

Sustainability Scholars

This program pairs selected first- and second-year undergraduates with world-class faculty mentors, allowing them to start researching sustainability issues as soon as their first semester at IU. In addition to gaining research experience and mentorship, students receive a $500-per-semester scholarship.

Taiwanese Student Association

We are a student organization established to unite Taiwanese students at Indiana University Bloomington, fostering community and cultural connections.

TESOL Practicum (SLST-T 435)

This program offers ten hours of supervised English teaching to adult learners, covering needs assessment, placement testing, syllabus design, and materials development.

Thai Student Association

We connect Thai individuals and those interested in Thai culture, fostering community and cultural exchange through various activities and events.

The Actuarial Club

The Actuarial Club promotes professional development, offers networking opportunities, and sponsors the annual SOA case study challenge for its members.

The Ad Club at IU

The Ad Club at Indiana University aims to convey industry trends, create meaningful portfolio work, and connect members with peers, professors, and professionals.

The Archives of Historical and Ethnographic Yiddish Memories

The Archives of Historical and Ethnographic Yiddish Memories (AHEYM) is a project featuring Yiddish interviews with 350 people born in the 1900s-1930s across Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia.

The Dorit & Gerald Paul Program for the Study of Germans & Jews

Before the Third Reich, Jewish communities in Germany had existed for a thousand years, but today, very little of that historical presence remains.

The Geography of Food (GEO-G 369)

Geography of Food examines the links between food and place, food practices as sources of culinary knowledge, and dishes as symbols of collective and individual identities.

The International Center

The International Center collaborates with businesses, organizations, and educational institutions to expand Indiana’s global engagement through diverse programs and services.

The Language Conservancy

Founded in 2005, The Language Conservancy was established by indigenous educators and language activists in response to the sharp decline of indigenous language speakers in the U.S.

The Ostrom Workshop

There are several Economics research opportunities available here, and many of them are designed specifically for undergraduates.

The Philosophy Club

Philosophy Club is a community for students at IU with any interest in philosophy, whether they are majors, minors, or simply want to find out more.

Theatre Student Advisory Board

The SAB aims to enhance the Department’s academic offerings, engage with the community, and create spaces for Theatre & Dance students to connect and collaborate.

Thriving Connections

Thriving Connections is an innovative campaign to eliminate poverty, raising awareness in the community and seeking individuals and groups to advocate for those in need.

Timmy Global

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Tobias Center for Innovation in International Development

The Tobias Center for Innovation in International Development supports undergraduates and graduates in the Hamilton Lugar School seeking internship experiences in international development.

Topics in Geography of Food (GEO-G 379)

This course provides an introduction to the major cuisines of various countries, exploring cultural influences, cooking techniques, and traditional dishes.

Traditional Arts Indiana Apprenticeship Program

The Traditional Arts Indiana (TAI) Apprenticeship Program funds up to six pairs each year, helping apprentices learn vital skills in traditional art forms from master artists.

Turkish Student Association

The Turkish Student Association at Indiana University is an inclusive, student-led organization focused on promoting unity and cultural exchange among students.

Ukranian Studies Student Association

UkrSO promotes Ukrainian studies at Indiana University and within the broader Bloomington and Indiana community, fostering awareness and appreciation of Ukrainian culture.

Undergraduate Advisory Board

The Undergraduate Advisory Board was established in Fall 2011 to enhance communication and information flow between faculty and students in the department.

Undergraduate Instructors & Undergraduate Graders - Mathematics

Undergraduate instructors (UGI) assist with math classes and provide tutoring, while undergraduate graders (UGG) are responsible for grading homework and quizzes in specific math courses.

Undergraduate Intern - Economics

Undergraduate Interns (UGIs) carry out various teaching-related functions for economics courses, supporting faculty and enhancing the learning experience for students.

Undergraduate Linguistics Club at Indiana University

UnderLings, the Undergraduate Linguistics Club at Indiana University, is a community of undergraduates passionate about linguistics and related fields.

Undergraduate Religious Studies Association

This group welcomes both religious studies majors and non-majors, aiming to create a vibrant forum for exchanging ideas among curious minds and fostering discussion.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Biology

An Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) in the Department of Biology is a junior or senior who assists faculty, lab coordinators, and Associate Instructors with teaching.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Chemistry

UTAs in the Chemistry Department enhance the learning environment for undergraduate students by offering expert instruction and near-peer mentoring.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Human Biology Program

Undergraduate Teaching Assistants (UTAs) support course instructors and AIs with various tasks related to the course, discussion sections, and lab activities.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Linguistics

Our department offers opportunities for undergraduate students to work as Undergraduate Teaching Assistants (UTAs) on an ad hoc basis, enhancing their teaching skills.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Psychology

Undergraduate Teaching Assistants, or UTAs, are undergraduate students who assist professors with many tasks involved in running a class.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Speech

Undergraduate Teaching Assistants (UTAs) earn academic credit while gaining valuable professional experience during their senior year, enhancing their career readiness.

Undergraduate Teaching Intern - Political Science

Our interns engage in various faculty-directed activities, including directing simulations, grading, teaching discussion sections, and conducting research.

Urban Agriculture (GEO-G 357)

Urban Agriculture (UA) involves growing, processing, and distributing food and products through intensive plant cultivation and small-scale animal husbandry in cities.

Usher at Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center

Apply to be an usher at the Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center or IU Summer Theatre for the opportunity to see free shows. All are welcome to usher!

VAW Global Health Alliance

VAW Global Health Alliances develops community health systems and offers interns the chance to work alongside experienced local healthcare professionals in the field.

Vietnamese Student Association

We aim to offer opportunities for both Vietnamese and non-Vietnamese individuals to experience and appreciate Vietnamese culture, heritage, and traditions.

Virtu Project

The Virtu Project educates LAMP students on ethical investing while providing access to healthcare in areas lacking essential medical resources we often take for granted."

Voices of Democracy and Civility

The PACE Voices for Democracy and Civility (VDC) project is a nonpartisan initiative partnering with citizens to discuss controversial issues through civil dialogue.

Volcanoes of the Eastern Sierra Nevada

This 3-credit course includes a two-week field trip introducing 14-18 undergraduates to the geology and natural history of the eastern Sierra Nevada in California.

Volunteer at Science Fest

Each year, the College of Arts and Sciences hosts Science Fest, featuring over 80 outdoor activities across 15 scientific areas, with PBS faculty and students.

Volunteer at Science Olympiad

Many faculty, scientists, postdocs, and students in the Physics Department contribute to planning and running physics-related Science Olympiad events for high schoolers.

Volunteers in Tutoring Adult Learners (VITAL)

Volunteers in Tutoring Adult Learners (VITAL) creates a safe space for adults to improve reading, writing, math, and English skills through tutoring and support.

Wildcare Internship

Internships focus on providing care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife, ensuring they can be rehabilitated and returned safely to their natural habitats.

Willow Creek Watershed Lab

The Willow Creek Watershed in the eastern Tobacco Root Mountains serves as an outdoor laboratory for teaching, research, and applied investigations in ecology.

WIUX Student Radio

WIUX-LP Bloomington is our FM radio station, broadcasting in the Bloomington area on 99.1 FM and streaming online, offering diverse programming and content.

Women in Math Club

The Women in Mathematics Club fosters a supportive community for underrepresented groups in mathematics, focusing primarily on women but inclusive of all.

Women in Media

Women in Media aims to advance women across all communications disciplines, promoting equality, opportunities, and support within the industry.

Women in Science at IU

We support Women in Science connected to Indiana University and the surrounding community, fostering growth, collaboration, and empowerment in the field.

Wonderlab

Volunteer at Wonderlab during "Real Life Science" and "Nanoscience" Days, allowing attendees to create stained glass displays using metal nanoparticles.

Wonderlab Internship

WonderLab is an equal opportunity employer dedicated to actively seeking, hiring, and amplifying diverse voices within the field of science education.

Wrongful Convictions (CJUS-P 458)

This course investigates the factors linked to wrongful convictions and discusses potential remedies to minimize such miscarriages of justice in the system.

Youth Services Bureau

These internship opportunities are available for undergraduate students in social services fields, including Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, and Criminal Justice.