With a focus on building your quantitative and policy-analysis skills, the Princeton SPIA curriculum prepares you to take on the world’s most pressing issues.
At Princeton SPIA, students, faculty, alumni, and staff stand, side by side, in dedication to social discourse and collective action. We serve communities and societies at home and abroad as pillars of positive change.
What will the 2026 midterms reveal about America’s political future? Join an expert panel to unpack the results, the forces that shaped them, and what comes next for Washington and the road to 2028.
Explore the challenges and possibilities of protecting our planet and advancing global conservation with Carter Roberts ’82, moderated by David Wilcove.
What role can diplomacy play in addressing today’s global challenges? Join EU Ambassador to the UN Stavros Lambrinidis in conversation with moderator Andrew Moravcsik.
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes society, policy students must understand its opportunities, risks, and implications for governance. Explore the key insights and skills needed to navigate AI’s evolving role in public policy and prepare to shape its future.
What if the countries most likely to lead climate action are in the Southern Hemisphere? Princeton SPIA researcher Helen V. Milner’s new book explores how climate vulnerability shapes political priorities and global climate policy.
With more than 20 centers, programs, and initiatives, Princeton SPIA offers you cutting-edge resources and research opportunities in deeply relevant areas.
