At Princeton, we understand that professional development is a key factor in cultivating a space of growth and innovation and are committed to supporting this at every step. The University supports opportunities for professional and personal development through programs, resources, classes and encouragement, emphasizing holistic learning rooted in hands-on experiences. Learning & Professional Development Continuing Education Eligible University employees, employee spouses, same-sex domestic partners, and dependents may be admitted in University undergraduate and graduate courses on a non-credit basis. Employee Learning Center From department-specific training to courses covering research and the latest digital technologies, the Employee Learning Center offers both targeted and general interest training online. NCFDD membership The National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity offers professional development, training, and mentorship to more than 83,000 members. Offerings include the popular Faculty Success Program. Create a free account for on-demand access to mentoring, tools, and support. LinkedIn Learning LinkedIn Learning has great content, offering more than 5,000 on-demand courses on business, creative, and technology skills. It’s available at no cost to Princeton University academic professionals. HR Programs Human Resources provides a range of resources, including career development workshops, Inclusion & Diversity certificates, staff educational assistance, management development programming, and more. Career Support Throughout your time at Princeton, you will have access to numerous resources to help you design your visions for meaningful career exploration. Ideas for paths you may wish to pursue will come from many sources, and you are encouraged to take advantage of the multitude of resources offered by the University. McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning Access an array of workshops and events, covering everything from working with your advisor or AI to developing your teaching and mentoring skills. Individual learning consultations are also available. Career Guidance: myIDP MYIDP is a web-based career-planning and exploration tool tailored to meet the needs of Ph.D. students and postdocs in the sciences and humanities. Career Guidance: ImaginePhD Leverage this free online career exploration tool for PhD students and postdocs in the humanities and social sciences. Center for Career Development Explore careers outside of academia. Define your path, develop an action plan, and more. Email your resume and a brief note regarding your query to Kate Hammond. GradFUTURES GradFUTURES programs are strategically designed to complement the Graduate School’s holistic support of graduate students, helping them explore, thrive, and find a sense of belonging while at Princeton.
