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Indiana University

www.indiana.edu

 
Indiana University Bloomington is the flagship residential, research-intensive campus of Indiana University. Its academic excellence is grounded in the humanities, arts and sciences, and a range of highly ranked professional programs. Founded in 1820, the campus serves more than 42,000 undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in more than 300 disciplines. Widely recognized for its global and international programs, outstanding technology and historic limestone campus, IU Bloomington serves as a global gateway for students and faculty members pursuing issues of worldwide significance. IU Bloomington facts: • Indiana University`s flagship campus • Enrolls approx. 42,000 students • More than 350,000 alumni ...
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: $500M-1 Billion
  • www.indiana.edu
  • 107 S Indiana Ave
    Bloomington, IN USA 47405
  • Phone: 812.855.4848

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