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IU Goes to Korea and China

The Beijing skyline and a statue of Sejong the Great, creator of the Korean alphabet, in Seoul.

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Partnerships, progress and the pursuit of international skill and understanding

Posted September 17, 2018 by Ryan Piurek

On a sunny and clear day such as today, and especially in the evening, the Seoul skyline is a truly spectacular sight. A dazzling outline of South Korea’s largest and capital city is formed by mountains, hills, skyscrapers and other modern high-rise business and apartment buildings – including the recently opened Lotte World Tower, now… Read more »

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Welcome to the IU Goes to Korea and China blog. Please visit this site regularly for stories and insights into Indiana University’s trip to two economically dynamic, culturally vibrant, and technologically advanced nations that play a major role in global affairs. Here you will find information about IU’s numerous academic ties to East Asia, where the university’s years of engagement efforts have led to educational and research partnerships, cultural exchanges, and opportunities to connect with successful IU alumni and friends abroad.

Where We’re Going

Map of the president’s trip to Korea and China
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News & photos

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Academy of Korean Studies Beijing Binglin He China China Construction Bank Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Chinese Ministry of Education Department of Chemistry East Asian Languages and Cultures Eskenazi Museum of Art Global Gateway Network Hannah Buxbaum Institute for Korean Studies IU Alumni Association IU Cinema IU is Global IU McKinney School of Law IUPUI Jacobs School of Music Kelley School of Business Korea Foundation Lee Feinstein Maurer School of Law Media School Michael A. McRobbie Michael Uslan Nankai University People's Bank of China Renmin University Ruyu Chen School of Global and International Studies School of Public and Environmental Affairs Seoul Seoul National University Seung-kyung Kim South Korea Sungkyunkwan University Tianjin Tsinghua Museum of Art Tsinghua University Tsinghua University Art Museum Yi Gang Yonsei University

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Ryan Piurek

Ryan Piurek

A veteran member of IU’s news and strategic communications team, Piurek currently serves as IU assistant vice president for public affairs and presidential communications.

A graduate of IU’s Media School, Piurek leads public affairs initiatives in support of IU’s academic programs and initiatives, including IU’s international engagement efforts, while also managing a broad range of communications activity in support of the bicentennial strategic priorities of the IU Office of the President.

Piurek is a Connecticut native who has been living in Bloomington for nearly two decades, with past experience in newspaper reporting, public relations, marketing, advertising, and copywriting.

Related Links

  • Office of the President
  • Office of the Vice President for International Affairs
  • IU Global Gateway Network
  • IU China Gateway
  • IU Worldwide
  • Office of International Partnerships
  • IU is Global Alumni Conference and Reunion
  • School of Global and International Studies
  • School of Public and Environmental Affairs
  • Robert H. McKinney School of Law
  • Eskenazi Museum of Art

IU South Korea and China connections

  • Institute for Korean Studies
  • Korean Language Program
  • Chinese Flagship Program
  • Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures
  • East Asian Studies Center
  • IU Alumni Chapter Beijing, China
  • IU Alumni Chapter, Korea

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