Our approach to learning combines the best aspects of a great research university and an outstanding liberal arts college.

Princeton is a global institution, and there are vast opportunities to learn and pursue research beyond the University's campus. Geographically extensive programs offer Princeton students and scholars many ways to connect.

Undergraduate programs of study include history of art and studio arts. An undergraduate minor in archaeology is available. The graduate program in Art and Archaeology is designed to prepare students for teaching and research at the university level, curatorial positions in museums, and other careers in the visual arts.

The University, with more than 8,100 benefits-eligible employees, is an economic engine for central New Jersey as one of the largest private employers, a major purchaser of goods and services, and a draw for hundreds of thousands of annual visitors.

Princeton University is a vibrant community of scholarship and learning that stands in the nation's service and in the service of all nations.

Visit the Undergraduate Admission website for more information about undergraduate programs, admission requirements, how to apply and the University's generous financial aid program.

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Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber on Wednesday, Jan. 29, sent his annual State of the University letter to faculty, students and staff, highlighting the completion of significant projects on campus — including the Meadows Graduate Student Housing complex — and a commitment to transparency as the University works to ...

Join a student-led history tour and explore centuries of Princeton University dating back to its founding in 1756. The tour is filled with humorous stories, fun facts and captivating details about academics, athletics and the architecture of Princeton's more than 600-acre campus.

Blogger Patrice McGivney explains the important role Princeton's generous need-based financial aid program played when deciding to enroll at the University.