At the Institute for International Business (IIB), we develop and support internationalization of the Kelley School of Business by fostering opportunities to connect our faculty and students, as well as Indiana's business and government leaders, with the global marketplace. We collaborate with other leading business schools, companies, and government organizations around the globe, all to further our students, faculty, and alumni in understanding the worldwide market.
A leader in global education
Through his experiences during World War II—serving as special adviser on liberated areas for the U.S. Department of State and as a minister of the Allied missions, observing the Greek elections—Wells witnessed the importance of internationalization. Under his guidance, IU and the School of Business expanded their global programs.
Continuing the legacy
IIB is dedicated to furthering the global reach of the Indiana University Kelley School of Business by securing major government and private sector grants to support research and teaching initiatives related to international business. Through our focus on entrepreneurs and small/medium enterprises, our grant initiatives seek to expand opportunities for faculty, students, and the Indiana business community to engage in business education and economic development activities in developing and emerging markets.
Full-Time MBA Program
Undergraduate Program
Global Business Immersion courses (BUS-X 272) are short-term study abroad options for undergraduate students. After eight weeks in the classroom, students travel as a group to the country or region emphasized in the course for a seven to nine day study tour.
Online MBA
Immersion courses provide online MBA students the opportunity to gain real-world domestic and international business consulting experience. Students develop executive leadership skills as they quickly adapt to new industries and markets, designing solutions for real-world business challenges.
Kelley Indianapolis
Kelley Indianapolis offers a variety of study abroad programs designed for undergraduate students to explore the economies of the United Kingdom, European Union, and South America.
