The Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University is a leader in the study of international affairs and the languages, cultures, and perspectives shaping our world. We are named for US Representative Lee H. Hamilton and US Senator Richard G. Lugar—two revered Hoosier statesmen and foreign policy voices who knew the importance of global engagement and the value of celebrating differences and seeking shared understanding. The Hamilton Lugar School also teaches more than 80 world languages—the most of any public university, allowing you to learn everything from Arabic and Chinese (Mandarin) to Russian and Zulu.