Princeton University
Princeton University is a Four or more years, Private not-for-profit, located in a Princeton setting in Princeton,NJ They offer the following awards: Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, Doctor's Degree - Research/Scholarship
Credit Accepted: Advanced placement(AP) credits
Carnegie Classification: Research Universities (very high research activity)
Religious Affiliation: Not applicable
| Faculty And Graduate Assistants By Primary Function | Full-Time | Part-Time |
|---|---|---|
| Total Faculty | 5840 | 766 |
| Instructional | 0 | 0 |
| Research and public service | 0 | - |
| Total Graduate Assistants | - | - |
| Instructional | 966 | - |
| Research | 0 | - |
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The Ph.D. program emphasizes independent research, with a grounding in advanced coursework. Our Ph.D. more >
Political philosophy, comparative politics, area studies, U.S. politics, international relations, public law, formal analysis, and quantitative analysis. more >
M.A. Program: A two-year course of study in the modern period, with formal language study and thesis. Apply to the Program in Near Eastern Studies specifically. more >
Architecture for high-performance systems; complexity; computational geometry; computer music; computer security; data structures and combinatorial algorithms; distributed computer systems; graphics systems and algorithms; human-computer interface; m more >
All major fields of American and English literature, linguistics, history of the English language, ancillary techniques of historical scholarship, and literary theory. more >
Princeton University has a highly-ranked EE program with a broad slate of research activities, including high-growth fields like wireless communications, computer architecture, semiconductor materials, nanotechnology, and optics. more >
The program is broadly based around two areas of study: (1) the design of buildings, cities, and landscapes and (2) the history, theory, and criticism of architecture. The Ph.D. more >
The program of graduate work in psychology within the Department of Psychology emphasizes preparation for teaching and research in psychology, with specialization in the following broad areas: perception and cognition, personality and social psycholo more >
Doctoral training in East Asian languages, literature, and premodern history and civilizations is offered by the Department of East Asian Studies while programs in art, modern history, religion, politics, and sociology, with principal focus on the ci more >
Metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, political philosophy, philosophy of science, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, the history of philosophy (ancient and modern), and logic. more >
This interdisciplinary Center utilizes photonic materials, devices, systems and technologies to address a wide range of applications from biotech and communications to imaging, organic displays and nanotechnology. more >
How does the Earth work? Why is it habitable? How will human activities affect its future? more >
The Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering offers programs of study and research in the general fields of optimization, stochastic models, statistics, dynamic resource management, transportation, financial risk management, deriva more >
Study is directed toward conceptual issues in fields of ecology, evolution, genetics, behavior, and conservation. It combines theory, field observations, and manipulative experiments in the laboratory and in the field. more >
Cultural anthropology: theories of culture, power, language, religion, ethnicity, art, gender, ethnohistory, life history, social and economic organization, colonialism, violence, law, ethnography and relations between psychoanalysis, medicine, and m more >
German literature and culture from its beginning to the present with emphasis on interdisciplinary research. more >
Cell biology, developmental biology, genetics, and molecular biology. Special strengths in molecular biology, developmental biology, genetics, cell biology, virology, immunology, biochemistry, and biophysics. more >
Population policy, economic demography, population and development, migration, fertility, nuptially, mortality and epidemiology, international health, environmental demography, historical demography, demographic estimation procedures, statistical and more >
Interdisciplinary program. Each student plans an appropriate course of study from the courses offered throughout the University. Apply to the Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics. more >
Applied physics and materials science; combustion, propulsion, and energy conversion; fluid mechanics; systems and control/flight sciences and technology; energy and environmental policy; mechanics and materials more >
Fields of specialization include: cultural sociology and the sociology of religion; demography; comparative and regional studies, emphasizing East Asia, Russia, Latin America, and the Near East; social differentiation and inequality, including gender more >
Study of the physical sciences of the atmosphere and oceans; numerical and theoretical modeling of large-scale circulation, climate, boundary layers, convection, wave phenomena, turbulence, and transport of tracers and pollutants. more >
The Certificate Program in Materials Science and Engineering is offered by the Princeton Materials Institute (PMI) and its eight affiliated departments. more >
All periods of French literatures, including non-European Francophonic; Romance linguistics; cultural and intellectual history; literary theory. No concentration in Italian is available. more >
The Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Program provides students the opportunity to study a broad range of topics related to environmental problems with a focus on the application of modern quantitative techniques to practical problems in more >
The fields of operations research, statistics, and systems analysis have applications in a variety of disciplines in science, engineering, and management. more >
East Asian religions (religious traditions of China and Japan); religions of late antiquity (Christianity, Judaism, and other religions of the Greco-Roman world); Islam (religion, society, and politics in the Muslim world); religions of the Americas, more >
The scientific revolution, modern physical and life sciences, American science, technology, medicine, the social and cultural history of science. The Ph.D. is awarded in history. more >
Econometrics, economic development, industrial organization, international economics, labor economics and industrial relations, macrotheory, mathematical economics, microtheory, monetary economics, financial theory, and public finance. more >
Ph.D. Program: Medieval and modern literature and history of the Near East since the rise of Islam, with Islamic North and West Africa and the Jewish communities of most of this region in late antiquity and Islamic times. M.A. more >