University Travel

Graduate students travel away from Princeton for a wide variety of academic reasons: language study, dissertation research, internships, scholarly conferences and meetings, to name a few.  This website offers graduate students important information and resources.

Travel Database

• Travel Registration Graduate Students are required to register all University sponsored international travel.

Travel Resources and Support

• International SOS provides emergency and support services for University travelers and their families while on University sponsored international trips (membership 11BSGC000022)
• Travel Warning List Travelers are encouraged to take appropriate precautions when traveling to countries on the US State Department warning list
  
• Passport and Visa information and information for international students
• Business Travel Portal
  

Travel Medicine
Travel Medicine, a part of University Health Services, is an exceptional campus resource providing information and travel health advice to all students, faculty and staff.  Graduate students may make appointments with Travel Medicine, and for a fee receive required immunizations, in addition to prescriptions and appropriate medical record information.

Graduate students are strongly urged to make an appointment with Travel Medicine and follow the medical advice regarding immunizations and prescribed medications. It is the responsibility of the traveler to adhere to medical advice and to practice good hygiene.  International health issue updates are available on the travel website. (Note: Group trip leaders should contact Ms. Helen Ackley to arrange a group meeting)

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