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studynau@nau.eduInternational House
The world comes together at Northern Arizona University’s International House on our Flagstaff campus. This centrally located residential community is designed around students who are passionate about global cultures, foreign languages, and learning new perspectives. With both international and American residents—representing 22 primary languages—you’ll have a diverse social circle and amplify your academic experience.
Apartment-style living
Located in the Campus Heights Apartments in the heart of campus and close to downtown, I-House is a contemporary, fully-equipped, apartment-style community where you can live comfortably, interact with other students, and attend many internationally-focused events.
Apply to live in I-House
This unique community requires a special application and personal statement. If you think it would be a great fit for you, learn more about how to apply.
I-House logistics
Specifics and logistics on NAU’s International House.
Address and directions
1450 S. Knoles Dr.
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
USA
Directions
The International House community is located in the center of the NAU campus, on the corner of University and Knoles Drive at the Campus Heights Apartments. It is a short walk from the University Union, Cline Library, and Health and Learning Center.
Downtown Flagstaff is only a ten minute drive away from the International House, and Mountain Link bus #10 passes by the I-House on its way downtown.
For more information on the NAU campus, see NAU Maps. For driving directions, see below.
Arriving by car
- Turn east on University Drive from Milton Road
- Turn south on Knoles Drive
- The International House community at Campus Heights will be immediately on your left on the east side of the street
Staff
Director of International Student Retention and Inclusion
Dylan Rust, EdD
Dr. Dylan Rust has been the director of the NAU International House since its inception in 2012. An Arizona native, Dr. Rust is a three-time NAU alumnus and worked for the NAU Office of Housing and Residence Life for nine years before joining the Center for International Education in 2012. In addition to his work for the Center for International Education, Dr. Rust is also the president of the Executive Board of International Houses Worldwide, Inc. and is a past chair of the NAU Service Professional Advisory Council.
International Houses Worldwide, Inc.
Since 2014, the NAU International House has been a member of International Houses Worldwide, Inc., whose mission is to provide students of different nationalities and diverse cultures with the opportunity to live and learn together in a community of mutual respect, understanding, and international friendship. The 17 member institutions of International Houses Worldwide, Inc. embrace this mission by offering accommodation in multicultural environments that nurture dialogue and international friendship.