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Where the photographs come from.

Every photograph here is free to use. All but one are public domain or released under a CC0 dedication. The single exception carries a Creative Commons Attribution license and is credited below. All images are shown with a duotone treatment.

Home hero

“A girl in a library” by freestocks.org.

CC0 1.0 · Source

Home, mentorship

Photograph by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Public Domain Mark 1.0 · Source

About, lead image

Photograph by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Public Domain Mark 1.0 · Source

About, mentors

Central Library, Newcastle upon Tyne, around 1910, by Newcastle Libraries.

Public Domain Mark 1.0 · Source

Artificial Intelligence program

“green circuit board II” by BotheredByBees. Cropped and recolored.

CC BY 2.0 · Source

Business and Finance program

“Bank Finance” by Artsy Crafty on StockSnap.

CC0 1.0 · Source

International Relations program

“Spirit of Singapore” by Bernard Spragg.

CC0 1.0 · Source

Medicine and Health program

“Night Text Messages” by Mountain Ash.

Public Domain Mark 1.0 · Source

Innovative Technology program

Reading room photograph from the Library of Congress, via Rawpixel.

CC0 1.0 · Source

Creative Writing course

Fountain pen and notebook, from Rawpixel.

CC0 1.0 · Source

Research Methodology course

“Bookshelves Filled with Books at Uppsala University” by Image Catalog.

CC0 1.0 · Source

World History course

“Nova et accuratissima totius terrarum orbis tabula”, around the 1660s, Library of Congress, via pingnews.

Public Domain Mark 1.0 · Source

Admissions

“Wood Typewriter” by Dustin Lee on StockSnap.

CC0 1.0 · Source

All charts and figures on this site are original illustrations built for Prima Scholars. The data shown in them is sample data, drawn to illustrate the kind of figure a student team produces, and does not represent real findings.

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