Global studies critically examines transnational phenomena from multiple entry points. It is an emerging, interdisciplinary field that includes the study of politics, arts, economics, history, geography, technology, education, the environment, and more. In an increasingly globalized world, it is critical that we engage in collaborative research and dialogue to understand trends, linkages, inequalities, and other global issues.
At this moment we have the responsibility to double down on our commitment to global education...
Hilary Kahn, Associate Vice President for International Affairs, Indiana University
Indiana University has received $17.7 million dollars in Title VI funding to continue there support of language-based and international education initiatives across campus. 11 of the Hamilton Lugar School's National Resource Centers have received part of these funds, including the Center for the Study of Global Change, to continue there outreach and educational events.
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The Principals’ Academy on Internationalizing K-12 schools aims to fill the existing gap among practitioners about what internationalization of education at school level entails.
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Read more about Global Center staff and partner accomplishments from 2021. We were proud to continue meeting the needs of our constituents during this challenging year. Highlights include teacher workshops, student scholarships, and more.
Read moreCollaboration and innovation are central our research, which explores and provides education on issues of global significance. We aim to create public intellectuals, bring scholars and practitioners into dialogue, and utilize social media and technology to produce new global knowledge for broad audiences.
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approaches to scholarship and teaching on global phenomena
individuals and ideas by transcending academic and regional boundaries
Indiana University, our community, and beyond
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies