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95%Grads report a successful career outcome within six months
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80%Hamilton Lugar students study abroad
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2Internships completed by the average student before graduation
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380+Study abroad programs to choose from
Based on 2026 data
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Find your major
Choose from applied and regional majors built around issues, places and careers you care about.
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Add to the degree you already want
Pair almost any IU major with a Hamilton Lugar minor, certificate or language.
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Go further
Build deeper expertise through graduate and accelerated master's programs.
Admissions and Aid
See Hamilton Lugar for yourself
Meet students and faculty, explore the school and get a feel for what your IU experience could actually look like.
Where the school does its deepest work
Experiential Learning
Learn it here, then go and use it
Spend a semester in Washington, D.C. Study or intern abroad. Work on a real State Department question. Argue a case in moot court. At Hamilton Lugar, the work gets real before you graduate.
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Arts and Humanities|Campus LifeCelebrating 50 years of the Polish Studies Center at IU
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Arts and Humanities|Global$1.5 million grant extends IU language expertise from Bloomington to military classrooms
I’ve had the opportunity to intern with the U.S. Department of State at the US Consulate in Guangzhou, China, study abroad in Seoul, South Korea, and attend the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women as a student delegate.
Student Life
The part that is not on the syllabus
A residence hall floor that speaks four languages at breakfast, a mentor who was where you are a year ago, and student groups you can join or start yourself. It is all part of being here.
Whoever you are arriving as
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Admissions and Aid
Your journey starts with an application. We’ll guide you through the requirements, the deadlines, and the funding, undergraduate or graduate.
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Alumni
See where Hamilton Lugar graduates go next, from government and global business to law, media, nonprofits and work around the world.
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About the school
Named for Lee Hamilton and Richard Lugar, who led foreign affairs in both houses of Congress. Our history, our people, and our centers.