IU School of Medicine

Indianapolis Campus

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Indiana University School of Medicine—Indianapolis

At the Indianapolis campus, located downtown, IU School of Medicine offers the full range of medical education programs, including an undergraduate health professions program, MD coursework and clinical training, graduate degree programs in basic sciences, and graduate medical education as well as dual degree programs and more. This campus offers exceptional participation opportunities for research experience, student interest groups and extracurricular activities along with continuing medical education programming for alumni and faculty.

The IU School of Medicine–Indianapolis campus offers access to and collaboration with some of the nation’s top clinical partners as well as premier laboratories and other research facilities. Led by outstanding medical education and research experts — many of whom rank among the nation’s best physicians and scientists — this urban campus offers advanced medical education in the heart of one of the most affordable, progressive and economically healthy cities in the United States. This family-friendly city has been ranked as one of the best places in the nation to live by U.S. News & World Report and ranked #21 out of 200 cities as the Best Place for Business and Careers by Forbes Magazine.

Emergency Contacts

Public safety emergency:
317-274-7911

Facility-related emergencies:
317-278-1900

Request a Safewalk escort:
317-274-7233 (SAFE)


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A place to feed your curiosity

Join students from the MD/PhD dual degree program on a tour of the Indianapolis campus, where medical and graduate students have access to premier educational resources like the Ruth Lily Medical Library and state of the art, highly funded research centers.

Thrive in Indianapolis

From campus maps to policies and guidelines, medical students can access campus-specific resources to better understand how to get around and make the most of their time at the Indianapolis campus of IU School of Medicine.

Indianapolis Campus Areas of Interest

Indianapolis News

Brady Powers lies in a hospital bed with his parents standing at either side of the bed. Powers is smiling and wearing a hospital gown.

When seconds count: Telestroke brings experts to bedside remotely for patients at rural hospitals

Vascular neurologists at Indiana University School of Medicine and IU Health are equalizing outcomes for patients across Indiana through telestroke. Martinsville patient Brady Powers credits telestroke with saving his brain function.

August 05, 2026

Dr. Frank Yuk performs a spinal operation in the OR

New spine neurosurgeon brings passion for minimally invasive care to IU

With formal training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery, Frank Yuk provides comprehensive care for the full spectrum of spinal disorders through a multidisciplinary approach.

August 05, 2026

A headshot of a man in a lab coat

Internationally recognized breast cancer physician-scientist to lead Vera Bradley Foundation Center for Breast Cancer Research at IU

New director will advance discovery at Vera Bradley Foundation Center for Breast Cancer Research.

August 03, 2026

Close-up of a gloved hand in a purple nitrile glove holding a row of small vials, with a pipette dispensing liquid into one, against a white lab coat with an Indiana University School of Medicine patch.

Advancing Excellence: Four genetics faculty members earn promotions and leadership appointments

Francesco Vetrini, Gabrielle Geddes, Marwan Tayeh and Stephanie Sharpe were promoted this June for their work advancing genomics research, patient care and admissions leadership.

August 03, 2026

Kyle Gospodarek stands in a lab at the IU Hydrocephalus Research Center. He is wearing a blue shirt and tie and has a short buzzcut.

Living with hydrocephalus: IU professor shares his story as Hydrocephalus Research Center aims to develop non-surgical treatments

Kyle Gospodarek has lived with hydrocephalus since age 6. Now an assistant professor at IU School of Medicine—Northwest-Gary, he will be speaking at the 2026 HA Connect National Conference on Hydrocephalus on what it's like growing up with this debilitating medical condition.

July 21, 2026

Events

Aug 10 7:30am - 5:00pm

Internal Medicine ITE Testing, Rm IB 225, 7:30AM-5PM

Ruth Lilly Medical Library (IB)

Aug 10 5:00pm - 6:00pm

Endurance Club: Group Run

Medical Education and Research Building

Aug 10 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Pilates Club

Medical Education and Research Building

Aug 10 6:00pm - 7:00pm

OB/GYN SIG Call-Out

Medical Education and Research Building

Aug 10 6:00pm - 7:30pm

MedTech Call-Out

Medical Education and Research Building