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Your first points of contact with Princeton Engineering
Leadership and Staff
Meet our administrative team
Leadership Council
Accomplished leaders who serve as advisors to the dean
Strategic Planning
A bold vision for the next decade
Princeton Engineers
Celebrating our community
E100
In 2021-2022, we celebrated the centennial of our first academic year
Information For
Prospective Students
Why become a Princeton Engineer
Corporate Partners
Research partnerships, licensing, and recruiting
Entrepreneurs
Helping students turn inspiration into action
Alumni
Stay connected to Princeton Engineering
Visitors
Directions, and tour information
Diversity & Inclusion
General Information
Diversity and Inclusion
Our commitment to diversity and inclusion
Diversity Dashboard
Demographic information and trends
Diversity Champions Program
Learn, share, and practice strategies related to diversity, equity, and inclusion
Resources
Diversity and Inclusion Programs and Resources
Fostering greater diversity in science and engineering
Diversity and Inclusion Events
Professional, social opportunities for the Princeton community
Newsletter Archive
Quarterly publication of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Princeton Engineering
Undergraduate
General information
Overview
Rigorous foundation, hands-on experience, liberal arts context
Admission and Tours
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Academics
Six departments offer BSE degrees; one also offers A.B
For current students
Advising
We are here to help
Careers
What do engineering students go on to do?
Student Organizations
Sixteen groups create community around special interests
Social Life
Life outside the EQuad is key to your growth
Graduate
General information
Overview
Learn to push the boundaries of your field and lead projects
Academic Pathways
Meet faculty and grad students, learn about applying
Degrees and Research
Doctoral programs in six departments cover 40 specialties
Princeton Engineers
Profiles of current graduate students
Funding
Every Ph.D. student receives full funding
For prospective students
Student Organizations
Several groups cater specifically to engineering grad students
Social Life
An array of opportunities, plus proximity to NYC, Philly
Careers
Many paths beyond grad school
FAQ
Your questions answered
Resources for Current Students
Programs to support your academic goals
Departments & Centers
Departments
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Advancing human health, energy, materials science, and industrial processes
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Fundamental insights into the built and natural environments, and interactions between the two
Computer Science
Leading the field through foundational theory, applications, and societal impact
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Improving human health, energy systems, computing and communications, and security
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Solving problems in energy, combustion, fluids, lasers, materials science, robotics and control systems, and nuclear security
Operations Research and Financial Engineering
Developing mathematical and computational tools for making decisions under uncertainty
Centers
Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment
Decarbonizing the world while increasing energy access worldwide
Center for Information Technology Policy
Promoting informed discussion of digital technologies and their role in society
Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education
Enabling students across Princeton to realize their aspirations for addressing societal problems
Princeton Materials Institute
Multidisciplinary research driving advances in materials science and photonics
Research
Bioengineering and Health
Understanding and solving problems in living systems
Blockchain
New technologies that provide trust without centralization
Cities and the Future Metropolis
Making metropolitan areas healthy, sustainable, and resilient
Data Science
AI and machine intelligence: foundations, applications, and implications for society
Energy and Environment
Design and analysis to protect digital tools and infrastructure
Materials Science and Engineering
Engaging in broader implications of technology
Quantum Engineering
Manipulating quantum behaviors to produce technologies and new knowledge that benefit society
Robotics
Advancing innovative, safe, and ethical use of robotic systems
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Resources
Resources
Tools and policies for faculty and staff
Policies and Procedures
Safety
Funding
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Faculty Directory
Browse and filter our faculty list
Jobs
See open faculty positions across engineering and applied science
Contact
A dean’s welcome and key points of contact
Visit
Directions and a map
News
Events
Upcoming events across the school
News
A filterable listing of news and features
Podcasts
A deeper look at the research from our faculty, students and alumni
EQuad Magazine
Our semiannual news magazine
Media Inquiries
Information for journalists
Lynda M. Clarizio
AB 1982, Woodrow Wilson School (now SPIA)
Digital Leader, Board Director, Investor and Advisor