The main Indiana University School of Medicine campus is part of the IU Medical Center, which covers some 85 acres within one mile of the center of Indianapolis. In addition, the IU School of Medicine has eight campuses across the state, all of which are located on or near IU and other universities. Half of the School's first- and second-year classes are taught on the Indianapolis campus; the other half are taught at one of eight regional campuses. All third- and fourth- year classes take place in Indianapolis. During these years, the MD students participate in rotations to physician offices and hospitals throughout the state. Current and prospective students are welcome to explore the Medical Student Affairs and Student Resources sites for details about academic life at the IU School of Medicine.

MD Admissions
Requirements, costs, timelines, contact information

Graduate Division
Graduate and Doctoral Programs - including PhD, MD/PhD, MS graduate degrees, and postdoctoral studies

Residencies & Fellowships
Graduate medical education through the IU School of Medicine

Biotechnology Training Program  
Graduate certificate and a master's degree in biotechnology

Health Professions Programs
AS and BS degrees in multiple patient-care and laboratory-science areas

Dean's Office of Medical Education & Student Services
Administrative hub for educational affairs

Master of Science in Medical Science
Post-baccalaureate preparation for medical programs

Medical service learning
Study abroad, community outreach

Resources for current and prospective students
Orientation, financial aid, student life