General Questions
No previous study is needed for 1st-Year courses. Courses at higher levels require successful completion of a placement exam.
January 29, 2022
- Priority Application deadline
- Title VIII Fellowship application deadline
- Women Engaging Globally Scholarship application deadline
- Hamilton-Lugar Scholarship application deadline
March 25, 2022
- First Rolling Admissions application deadline
April 22, 2022
- Second Rolling Admissions application deadline
- Final deadline for non-IU students
May 13, 2022
- Final application deadline
(For Project GO Deadlines: See http://rotcprojectgo.org
For FLAS Deadlines: See https://hls.indiana.edu/academics/scholarships/flas.html)
Unofficial transcripts are acceptable for regular acceptance to the Workshop.
See the application form for details on uploading or sending transcripts.
The program is open to all, including
- IU and non-IU students
- graduate and undergraduate students
- non-students and lifelong learners
- high-school students born after May 28, 2006
All students accepted to the Workshop will receive a handbook with details on arrival, move-in, and move-out dates, as part of their acceptance packet.
Participants are permitted to miss 2 days of class over the summer. Students who miss more than this may be asked to withdraw from the program.
Workshop courses, including online courses, are accelerated and intensive. They place heavy demands on students’ time. As noted in the STUDENT HANDBOOK, “Given the heavy load of the Workshop, most participants find it difficult to succeed in their courses while working, taking other classes, or maintaining a busy extracurricular schedule.”
No, Workshop classes must be taken for credit.
Yes, but students applying for both semesters have preference during admissions.
First-semester-only applicants receive seats only if:
- There are still seats available in your course when you apply
- The Section Head for your language approves
Second-semester-only applicants receive seats only if:
- There are still seats available in your course when you apply
- The Section Head for your language approves
- Your placement test confirms that you are ready for the 2nd-semester course
- You agree to audit the final week of the 1st-semester course and complete all assignments, in order to handle any technical issues and to get you up to speed on classroom practices and current material before you begin accelerated study for credit.
We are located on the 1st floor of the Global and International Studies Building at 355 North Eagleson Avenue, between the Wells Library and Radio-TV Building.
For more details, please consult the STUDENT HANDBOOK. If your question is not addressed there, please write to us at languageworkshop@indiana.edu.
Funding Questions
Yes. See Funding for a list of the fellowships, scholarships, and awards available to Workshop students.
Funding is available for IU and non-IU students, grads and undergrads, and also to non-students. The funding available for the course you are interested in will be listed at the bottom of the course web page.
Additionally, student loans are available to IU students at Student Central.
Non-IU students may be eligible for other awards or loans. Please check with your home institution to learn what resources are available to you.
No. Scholarship and fellowship applications are included in the main Workshop Application.
Yes. You may apply for as many fellowships and scholarships as you are eligible for.
During your application to the Workshop, you will be prompted to apply to each program for which you are eligible.
Different courses have different costs, depending on the number of credits issued. To find costs for your course, navigate the course's page and scroll down to the COST AND CREDIT section.
For details on your Indiana University bill, see https://studentcentral.indiana.edu/pay-for-college/pay-bill
For payment options, see https://studentcentral.indiana.edu/pay-for-college/pay-bill/payment-options
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies