The Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education prepares Princetonians to imagine, design and bring about responsible and lasting societal impact. By bridging engineering and the liberal arts, we provide pathways to understand complex problems, collaborate across disciplines, and translate ideas into action.
Design
Design shapes the objects, experiences, systems, and institutions around us. The Design Program gives students from every discipline a structured way to understand complex problems and create responsible, real-world change. You will learn by researching, making, prototyping, testing, critiquing, and collaborating across engineering, the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
Entrepreneurship
At the Keller Center, entrepreneurship is more than launching a startup, it is learning how to turn ideas into action and create value with positive impact. The Entrepreneurship Program combines entrepreneurial thinking with practical experience, helping you identify opportunities, test solutions, lead teams, understand risk, and build ventures or initiatives in commercial, social, nonprofit, or organizational settings.
Innovative Education
Explore core math and science through the lens of engineering. Our innovative courses, led by engineering faculty, connect theory to real-world challenges - deepening your understanding of the physical world through hands-on, impactful learning.
Technology & Society
Technology is never just technical. The Technology and Society Program helps you understand how technologies shape people, institutions, and culture, and how society, in turn, shapes what gets built. Through courses across all four divisions, you will examine emerging technologies through technical, social, historical, and ethical lenses and build a focused pathway around a topic that matters to you.