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ana University BloomingtonThe College of Arts & Sciences Department of Second Language Studies Home About Faculty Adjunct Faculty IEP Instructors Staff Graduate Students Visiting Scholars Diversity + Inclusion Alumni & Giving About Bloomington Undergraduate Second Language Studies Minor TESOL & Second Language Acquisition Certificate Courses Advising Funding Opportunities Student Experience Career Preparation Graduate Second Language Studies M.A. Second Language Studies Ph.D. TESOL and Applied Linguistics M.A. TESOL and Applied Linguistics Certificate Ph.D. Minor Courses Financial Support Student Experience Career Preparation How to Apply International Students Substitute English for a Foreign Language Indiana Academic English Test (IAET) English Language Instructional Program (ELIP) Test of English Proficiency for Associate Instructor Candidates (TEPAIC) Intensive English Program (IEP) Research Publications Labs & Research Groups Research Opportunities News & Events Departmental News Search Contact Student Portal Substitute English for a Foreign Language Indiana Academic English Test (IAET) English Language Instructional Program (ELIP) Test of English Proficiency for Associate Instructor Candidates (TEPAIC) Intensive English Program (IEP) Program Details Costs and Session Dates Special Courses Student Experience How to Apply Home International Students Intensive English Program (IEP) Intensive English Program (IEP) What is the IEP? Check out the new IEP blog to see posts from staff, students, and teachers! Want to work for the IEP? Follow the link to learn more! The Intensive English Program (IEP) at Indiana University (IU) Bloomington offers a comprehensive set of courses aimed mainly at preparing international students to study in English at the university level. Our mission in the IEP is to serve learners of English by offering courses designed to support the development of English language skills for academic studies in North American universities. As part of the Department of Second Language Studies, the IEP also contributes to the development of ESL professionals. We encourage curricular innovation and support the research mission of the department. The IEP contributes to the broader mission of Indiana University in fostering a community of global citizens. The instructional program of the Indiana University IEP is designed to help non-native English speakers increase their English language skills. Most IEP students are preparing to enter North American universities after completing the IEP program. Others are learning English for professional purposes. The curriculum is designed for students at all levels of English language proficiency, with an emphasis on developing the necessary oral and written skills for academic studies and business or professional communication. The IEP is committed to providing a diverse, safe, inclusive, and equitable environment to students from all national, ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds regardless of gender identification, sexual orientation, or physical or cognitive differences. In accordance with the policies of Indiana University and the Department of Second Language Studies, the IEP requires that applicants to faculty positions to provide a diversity and inclusivity statement to be considered as part of the application package. Highlights of the Intensive English Program Small class sizes Experienced and trained teachers Seven levels of instruction Core classes AND electives TOEFL preparation Professional preparation Legal English MBA preparatory course 20-25 hours of class weekly Access to extensive computing and library facilities Academic advising Extra-curricular activities Learn more about IEP Learn how to apply Find IEP instructors Contact us Department of Second Language Studies social media channels Facebook College of Arts & Sciences Department of Second Language Studies The College of Arts & Sciences Copyright © 2024 The Trustees of Indiana University Accessibility | Privacy Notice The College of Arts & Sciences About Faculty Adjunct Faculty IEP Instructors Staff Graduate Students Visiting Scholars Diversity + Inclusion Alumni & Giving About Bloomington Undergraduate Second Language Studies Minor TESOL & Second Language Acquisition Certificate Courses Advising Funding Opportunities Student Experience Career Preparation Career Advising Internships Graduate Second Language Studies M.A. Second Language Studies Ph.D. TESOL and Applied Linguistics M.A. TESOL and Applied Linguistics Certificate Ph.D. Minor Courses Financial Support Student Experience Career Preparation Career Advising How to Apply International Students Substitute English for a Foreign Language Indiana Academic English Test (IAET) English Language Instructional Program (ELIP) Test of English Proficiency for Associate Instructor Candidates (TEPAIC) Information for Department Staff Questions and Answers Registration Exam Details Appeal Exam Intensive English Program (IEP) Program Details Costs and Session Dates Special Courses Student Experience How to Apply Research Publications Labs & Research Groups Research Opportunities News & Events Departmental News Contact Student Portal Undergraduate Minor TESOL & Second Language Acquisition Certificate Graduate Second Language Studies Ph.D. Second Language Studies Ph.D. Minor Second Language Studies M.A. TESOL and Applied Linguistics M.A. Certificate in TESOL and Applied Linguistics...