Joint Degrees in Princeton

...Topics include cellular neurophysiology, neuroanatomy, neural circuits and dynamics, neural development and plasticity, sensory systems, genetic model systems...

.... Students must apply to and be admitted to a specific academic department (not PRISM) and must fulfill all departmental and joint degree requirements, including a doctoral thesis related to materials. PRISM does not directly admit graduate students and award degrees at this time. Students wishing to pursue... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

... in Population Studies (PIPS) offers a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in demography that is designed for students who wish to specialize in the core substantive topics and technical methods. Second, students may obtain a joint degree in Demography and Social Policy via a collaborative training program... Learn about: Social Policy...

... in Population Studies (PIPS) offers a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in demography that is designed for students who wish to specialize in the core substantive topics and technical methods. Second, students may obtain a joint degree in Demography and Social Policy via a collaborative training program... Learn about: Social Policy...

...stock of the field of Chinese painting. It offers an opportunity to rethink the topics and issues that important studies in the field have addressed... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

... of general sociological theory, including its basic concepts, their historical antecedents, and the logic of inquiry; and (2) competence in research methods, including statistical applications and qualitative methods. Students may also obtain a joint degree in sociology and social policy via a collaborative... Learn about: Political Sociology, Economic Sociology, IT Law...