Princeton offers advanced degrees spanning the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering. Our graduate programs share a number of distinctive and desirable features: a high level of engagement between distinguished faculty and outstanding students, a residential campus environment that fosters a community of scholars, and a depth of financial and social support that facilitates concentration on academics. Degree programs provide excellent training while maintaining a relatively short time to degree. Academic Affairs at the Graduate School oversees all graduate programs and the academic standing of all graduate students. Looking for information for Nondegree Students? Visit our Admission section. Graduate Degrees & Requirements Explore the Graduate School’s Fields of Study, review requirements, and prepare for the general exam, dissertation, and FPO. Enrollment, Status & Progress Review requirements related to semester sign-in and reenrollment, and understand enrollment status options throughout your tenure. Courses, Research & Teaching Find key guidelines and information, along with details regarding Princeton’s Academic & Research Integrity standards. Opportunities, Resources & Support From academic exchanges to learning, teaching, and research support, there are many resources available at Princeton. Resources Academic CalendarsRegistrarAcademic PoliciesCompetitive FellowshipsGraduate Student’s Guide to the Grievance ProcessDoctoral Advising at Princeton: A Graduate Student Guide