Our program places a premium on cultivating intellectual breadth, familiarity with global, comparative, and transnational history, and the ability to speak to a broad audience of historians and others interested in careful analysis of the past. We seek to build intellectual community across the boundaries of era, geography, and thematic approach.
The graduate program trains students to develop original scholarship of their own by providing them a strong disciplinary base and also encouraging creative approaches to the past.
Quick Links
| Graduate School Forms Committee approval, prelim outcome form, course withdrawal, and more |
Graduate School Policies For PhD and MA students |
| Visa Services Office CPT, OPT, travel abroad & reentry |
Duke International Student Center Events, community support, networking and resources |
| The Bursar Tuition & fees info, payment options, tax info |
Duke@Work Log in to look at your pay statements. |
| The Duke Card Login to check or add to your Flex balance |
Find funding opportunities
|
