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Curriculum

  • Philosophy—The goal of this department is to impart knowledge of fundamental issues and main developments in philosophy while strengthening students' logical and analytical skills.
  • Religious Studies—Drawing upon the expertise, research, and scholarly ability of its faculty, this department strives to foster a critical and appreciative understanding of religion.

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Community resources
The Iowa City area hosts many places of worship, including facilities for Muslims, Baptists, Catholics, Christians, Episcopalians, Jews, Lutherans, Mennonites, and Presbyterians. Check a local phone book for more information, or review this contact information provided by the Friends of International Scholars:

Financial aid and scholarships

  • UI Scholarships—You can find details about many scholarships on our web site, but be sure to check other web sites for additional scholarship opportunities.
  • UI Office of Student Financial Aid—If paying for your education is an issue, start your scholarship search here by finding out how to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This federal form collects the income-related data used by most colleges to determine your eligibility for scholarships (and grants and loans) based on your financial need.
  • External Scholarship Resources for Diverse Populations (419KB)*—This 33-page resource guide, compiled by Val Garr, director of Diversity Relations and Outreach in the UI Office of Admissions, contains information about scholarship opportunities outside the University.

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