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The history graduate program emphasizes scholarship that balances detailed focus with broad perspective. Faculty mentor students to develop wide-ranging historical insights while building expertise. During their studies, students acquire advanced research capabilities to produce field-shaping work. Dynamic academic networks within the department and university foster cross-disciplinary dialogue among students, professors, and guest scholars. Dedicated faculty advisors guide each student's progress and provide hands-on supervision for dissertation projects. The department's strong emphasis on career preparation helps students evolve into skilled historians and educators. Princeton's world, global, and transnational history offerings encompass diverse research areas. Faculty expertise spans globalization's history, Western views of China and Asia, international financial crises, contemporary African diaspora studies, British history through global lenses, and worldwide economic systems. Professors collaborate with programs including African American Studies, American Studies, East Asian Studies, Near Eastern Studies, and Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies.