The city's long history is reflected in the different parts of the city. In addition, all students take a special month-long orientation course that includes intensive Hindi language and an introduction to Indian culture. This course takes place outside the city in Musoorie at the Landour Language School. Students continue to study Hindi after the orientation course. Consult Professor Gyan Prakash, Department of History, for further information.
All students take a special noncredit seminar on Indian culture.
Consult Professor Gyan Prakash, Department of History, for further information. The university is located in Mitaka City, a suburban community adjacent to Tokyo proper. The center is located in Kyoto, a city rich in culture and history. A five-hour train ride from Tokyo, Fukuoka is the largest metropolis on the Japanese island of Kyushu. Princeton students may apply for merit scholarships from the Japanese government that provide round-trip airfare and a monthly stipend.