PIIRS Programs
PIIRS offers a variety of programs for students, faculty and visiting scholars that support research, learning and dialogue on world cultures and issues of global importance.
Certificate Programs
Open to the public, events and lectures are held throughout the academic year, while students studying in these areas, can earn an undergraduate certificate as they learn about world cultures and societies.
Research Labs
Through the LAB initiative, PIIRS gathers Princeton faculty and students in a multi-disciplinary research and teaching hub to explore history, politics or culture, along with regional significance and international connections.
Research Communities
Funding for groups of Princeton faculty is available in support of research, teaching and scholarly dialogue around a broad theme that cuts across disciplines and world regions.
Faculty Initiatives
Funding for initiatives that serve to improve understanding of world cultures and promote knowledge about issues of global concern.
Fung Global Fellows
Exceptional, early-career faculty come from abroad to Princeton for a year of research, writing and collaboration around a common theme in international and regional studies.
Global Seminars
Six-week experiential learning courses for Princeton students taught by Princeton faculty in various locations overseas.
Graduate Fellows
PIIRS provides funding for Princeton doctoral students for field research and language study abroad, supporting an interdisciplinary group of advanced doctoral students.
Undergraduate Fellows
For students in the spring semester of the junior year who are interested in conducting summer research abroad for their senior thesis.