Who we are: A top-flight school, a national reputation
Who we are
Local roots, global presence
Founded in 1842, the Indiana University Maurer School of Law is the ninth oldest law school in the U.S. and the first state school in the Midwest. Located in a beautifully wooded setting in Bloomington, a classic college town, the IU campus is consistently ranked among the most beautiful in the nation. Our heritage is local, but our presence is global: More than half of our graduates find jobs outside Indiana.
Faculty, administration and staff
A community of teachers, scholars, and supporting colleagues
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Join us!
Indiana Law isn’t for everyone. Ours is a rigorous course of study. You’ll be among the best and brightest law students in the country. You’ll be challenged in ways you’ve never thought possible. But you’ll do so in an environment where your colleagues support you, and where you’ll be expected to do the same. If this experience appeals to you, visit “How to Join Us,” and we’ll get started.
Nota bene
Indiana University has two law schools, neither of which is affiliated with the other. Ours — the Maurer School of Law — is located in Bloomington on the Indiana University main campus. The Robert H. McKinney School of Law is located on the Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) extension campus. The schools have separate faculty, staff, students, and admissions criteria. You must apply to each school individually.
