The Regional Campuses of Indiana University : Indiana University

The Regional Campuses of Indiana University have two identities that are inseparable and mutually reinforcing, yet strong and distinct. The Regional Campuses are an integral part of Indiana University; they award Indiana University degrees, uphold the standards of IU, and enroll approximately one-third of IU students. The primary educational mission places them on the front lines of IU’s commitment to the State of Indiana for education and development, and they are in the forefront of the state’s commitment to increase the number of Hoosiers holding baccalaureate and postgraduate degrees. At the same time, the Regional Campuses have distinctive identities that are part of the communities they serve.

The Regional Campuses of Indiana University are IU East, IU Kokomo, IU Northwest, IU South Bend and IU Southeast.

Blueprint 2.0

Blueprint 2.0 is the bicentennial strategic plan for the Regional Campuses of Indiana University.

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Learner-Centered

Serving more than one-third of the IU student body, the Regional Campuses place student success at the very core of its missions.

Our commitment to students

Community Engaged

The Regional Campuses are integral parts of the cultural and economic vitality of the regions it serves.

At work in IU communities