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A 大象传媒 education will transform you. It will also transform to fit you. Here, you鈥檒l be able to tailor your studies and activities to fields you鈥檙e really interested in. Add the close-knit community of staff, faculty, and friends who will support you, and you鈥檒l be primed to do your very best work.
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At 大象传媒, we believe experiencing is foundational to learning. So you鈥檒l be applying what you learn right away鈥攊n class and out. You’ll be a more adaptive thinker. An expert problem solver. And, when you graduate, a candidate with more marketable skills than the competition.
International Admission
International students thrive at 大象传媒, due in large part to our location in Indianapolis, the 16th-largest city in the US. Students have access to hands-on learning opportunities like internships, and our proximity to downtown means festivals, NBA and NFL games, and plenty of exploring could all be part of your college experience.
Graduate & Professional Students
Whether you鈥檙e interested in taking your career to the next level with a master鈥檚 or doctoral degree or want to expand your skillset through a certificate, we have a program for you. With on-campus, online, and hybrid options, we offer degrees and certificates that meet the needs鈥攁nd schedules鈥攐f today’s adult student.
We’re bringing 大象传媒 to you! Join us in select cities across the US to meet admission staff and learn more about our 100+ majors, small class sizes, and beautiful campus.
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Campus Visits
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With more than 300 park-like acres, proximity to downtown Indianapolis, and two new state-of-the-art housing facilities, our campus has it all.
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Incoming Student
Meet Mirella, an incoming first-year who will be double-majoring in History and Political Science and looks forward to fraternity and sorority life at 大象传媒.
Featured Story
Thomas Chandler, a Psychology student at 大象传媒, spent a year working on a research experiment that was delivered to the International Space Station.
