Princeton University

A number of resources are available to you as you plan to study abroad or complete a summer international internship, make your pre-departure preparations, complete your international experience, and reintegrate into life on the Princeton campus and in the U.S. The OIP will provide advice to you at each stage of this cycle.

Advising by Appointment
The OIP also provides advice for undergraduates applying for scholarships and/or post-graduate fellowships, both domestic and international.

• Study Abroad: To make an advising appointment with Dean Nancy Kanach or Dr. Giorgio DiMauro, call 8-5524. You may also make appointments through WAAS:
  Dean Kanach's WASS calendar.  Dr. DiMauro's WASS calendar. If you are making your first visit the OIP for a study abroad advising appointment, please review the study abroad program options before you come!
• International Internships : To make an advising appointment wth Dr. Luisa Duarte-Silva, call 609-258-2115. You may also make an appointment through WASS: Dr. Duarte-Silva's WASS calendar.
• Fellowship Advising: To make an advising appointment with Dr. Deirdre Moloney, call 609-258-1998. You may also make an appointment through WASS: Dr. Moloney's WASS calendar.
  

The OIP works closely with departmental representatives and academic advisers to ensure that students communicate with their departments about the courses they will take and how those courses will fit into the student's academic program at Princeton. The OIP has worked with departmental representatives to offer advice about studying abroad for specific departments and concentrations. We also offer advice for many certificate programs and for pre-med/pre-health professions.

Below are the additional resources available to you as you explore education abroad:

Peer Advisers
You can also get advice from a Study Abroad Peer Adviser or a International Internship Peer Adviser. Peer Advisers are students who have studied and/or interned abroad and can assist you in determining your goals for your international experience and provide support as you research programs. You can e-mail the Peer Advisers with your questions or to set up a time to meet in person.

Office of International Programs Resource Library

• Program brochures and applications; travel resources; program and internship evaluations; information for students of color, LGBT and disabilities; and materials on cultural adjustment.
• Computers for researching programs and resources online.

The Resource Library is open during regular office hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Materials are not available to be checked out, but students may use the materials in the reading areas.