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Princeton’s center for research, learning and dialogue on world cultures and global issues.

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Six-week immersive, undergraduate courses offered in countries around the world.

PIIRSGlobal Seminars
International early-career scholars come to Princeton for a year to research, write and collaborate.

PIIRSFung Global Fellows Program
Advancing the study of contemporary China.

Paul and Marcia Wythes Center On Contemporary China
Multi-disciplinary research and teaching hub to explore history, politics or culture, along with regional significance and international connections

Research Labs
On-campus seminar courses that incorporate a faculty-led international travel component

Exploration Seminars
A leading journal for political science.

World Politics Quarterly Journal

What's New at PIIRS

Feb3

No Sources, No Targets: Translation as Realignment

Damion Searls

12:00pm - 1:30pm | 144 Louis A. Simpson International Building

Feb6

Forest Mathematics: Unstable Sets in Indigenous Amazonia

Aparecida Vilaça, Museu Nacional, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

4:30pm - 6:00pm | 219 Aaron Burr Hall

Feb12

Castilian, Or The Colonial Uncanny in Philippine Colonial History

Vicente Rafael

12:00pm - 1:30pm | Prospect House

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From left to right: Gabriela Oseguera Serra, Yousef Elzalabany and Matteo Parisi.

Monday January 13

Sachs Scholarship awarded to Princeton seniors Oseguera Serra, Elzalabany; Oxford student Parisi

Noah Buchholz

Thursday January 09

Buchholz dispels misconceptions about American Sign Language translation

Damion Searls, Princeton University’s Translator in Residence for the 2019-2020 academic year, was awarded Lois Roth Award for a translation of a literary work from the Modern Language Association of America.

Tuesday January 07

Searls, translator in residence, awarded Lois Roth Award

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