International students are an important part of the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering (Luddy). Our school is truly global, with hundreds of students and faculty from outside the United States.
We will do everything we can to help you succeed—while you are here and after you graduate.
Luddy has many people you can talk with when you need help. You can start with your advisor, a professor, or other staff members you know. You can also contact Tiana Iruoje, Director of Student Engagement and Success, at tiwillia@iu.edu.
900+international students at Luddy
28countries represented by our students
7,300+international students at IU Bloomington
IU Bloomington has the 19th-largest population of international students among U.S. higher education institutions.
The IU Office of International Services (OIS) is one of your main guides throughout your time at Luddy and IU. OIS has all the information you need as an international student, including details about admissions, enrollment, travel, orientation, life in the United States, working, and visas.
Go to the Office of International Services websiteLuddy has many people you can talk with when you need help. You can start with your advisor, a professor, or other staff members you know. You can also contact Stacey Arnold, Assistant Dean of Student Services, at arnoldsk@iu.edu.
Luddy and IU are located in Bloomington, Indiana—a city of approximately 85,000 people in the heart of the United States.
Bloomington combines a small-town atmosphere with the amenities of a much bigger city. Among Bloomington’s tree-lined streets, you will find a world-class music school, international grocery stores, restaurants with cuisine from around the world, great shops, miles of trails, and venues that host a variety of performances and ethnic festivals. It is also easy to travel to larger cities nearby, such as Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and Chicago.
Explore Bloomington at VisitBloomington.com
International students are just one component of Luddy’s global outlook. Our faculty and students travel the world to collaborate and present their work, many of our students participate in overseas study, we regularly welcome international visitors, and we have partnerships with higher education institutions worldwide.
