IUPUI At a Glance
17Schools granting degrees in health sciences, liberal arts, life sciences, engineering, and more
7,100+degrees granted in 2018–19
29,550+students attending IUPUI in fall 2018
Spotlighting IUPUI Success
Helping with sobriety
Student success
IUPUI student Ryan McGlinchey works with the Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) and the Association of Recovery in Higher Education to help students recover from addiction. Ryan is the first IUPUI student to take on a national leadership role in the CRC program.
Learn about Ryan’s work
JagLine starts in July
Campus success
IUPUI’s new campus shuttle service, named JagLine, is planned to begin running in July. Riders will see more routes with faster service times and will be able to use an app to track shuttles in real time. Shuttles will have free Wi-Fi, bike racks, and low floors.
See route information
Stopping cancer
Faculty success
IUPUI faculty Jing Liu and Hiroki Yokota are authors of a paper examining how breast cancer cells can generate enough force to move through the body and settle into the bones. The researchers hope to find clues to control—and eventually stop—cell migration.
Read about the researchFaces of IUPUI
Nasser H. Paydar
FIFTH CHANCELLOR OF IUPUI
“This year, we have taken advantage of the opportunity to tell our countless stories of success, and we look forward to the next fifty years.”
Read Chancellor Paydar’s storyCareer Outcomes
67%of 2017 graduates completed at least one internship
83%of 2017 graduates work in positions related to their field of study
92%of 2017 graduates reported positive career outcomes
When Indiana University offered its first classes in Indianapolis in 1891, it was only the beginning of IUPUI’s dedication to providing higher education in the community. And our story is far from over. As we celebrate IU’s Bicentennial, we’re taking the opportunity to build on IUPUI’s cherished history.
Celebrate with us