AI at Indiana University

Build practical, workplace-ready generative AI skills through IU's free, self-paced course. No prior AI experience is required.

Explore courses and learning opportunities for educators, instructional designers, and other professionals who want to deepen their knowledge and put generative AI into practice.

Where faculty can explore practical uses of generative AI in teaching, research, and service.

This faculty pilot provides access to AI tools, including the Gemini Canvas integration, WeVideo AI Assistant, Canvas IgniteAI features, and more, for evaluation in teaching, learning, and academic work.

Explore practical ways to use generative AI across teaching, research, and everyday academic work.

Faculty, students, and staff are welcome to join the Academic & AI Innovation team for drop-in office hours to discuss AI-related ideas, projects, or challenges at IU.

Discover how an IU professor is teaching social work students to recognize how AI shapes access, equity and real-world outcomes in the effort to help people improve their lives..

See how an IU nursing professor is using generative AI tools to help students build workforce-ready skills and deepen their understanding of complex topics.

See how GenAI is helping an IU chemist streamline meetings and sharpen manuscripts — and learn his prompt-engineering advice.

Read how an IU Kelley School of Business professor is using AI in all dimensions of her work, including teaching and course design.

Meet Sarrah Grubb, associate professor of education at IU Kokomo, who is re-designing assignments to be AI resilient and helping students better connect their classwork to their future goals.

Check in with Abra K. Bush, the David Henry Jacobs Bicentennial Dean of the Jacobs School of Music, who has engaged AI agents to help her deliver thought leadership talks on music advocacy in nonprofit and university settings.

A new multimillion-dollar project will bring together researchers from the IU School of Medicine and the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering as they work to solve one of medical science’s greatest needs: Identifying new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. tion of this card's content.

With a $3 million federal grant, IU Northwest will launch the Aligning Student Careers with Employment Networks and AI Development (ASCEND) program, a campus-wide investment to prepare students to thrive in an AI-enabled workforce.

Building on its success in developing one of the largest generative AI courses in higher education, the IU Kelley School of Business is offering a new course for professionals looking to go beyond the basics and master applied business AI skills.

Two new courses go beyond IU's popular GenAI 101 to help faculty and staff integrate AI into course development and improve student outcomes.

The first cohort of IU’s GenAI Ambassadors Program used AI to thoughtfully design new study tools, advising platforms and learning assistants to improve the student experience.

In the IBJ's Thought Leadership Roundtable, five IU faculty members discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping the teaching landscape in higher education.

The co-founder and leaders of NVIDIA, the global leader in AI computing, visited IU and Indiana ecosystem partners to explore the university’s world-class research infrastructure and leadership in AI-driven discovery.

Indiana University continued to earn recognition for its statewide leadership in generative AI by winning the AnalytiXIN AI Transformation Award at TechPoint’s 2026 Mira Awards. The awards are often referred to as the "Oscars of Indiana Tech."