Centers and Programs
Duke University supports a vital array of strong, integrated Centers and Programs with an international focus. Some of these choose to focus on a particular country or region, while others have activity that spans the globe.
The following is a list of those Centers & Programs who operate with more of a global reach and cannot be limited to a particular country or region on the interactive map.
Duke Center for International Studies
Duke Law Journal of International and Comparative Law
The Duke Translational Medicine Institute
Global Education Office for Undergraduates
Hubert-Yeargan Center for Global Health
Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy
The Nicholas School of the Environment: Marine Science & Conservation
Triangle Institute for Security Studies
Those departments, centers and programs who have an active presence in a particular country or region are referenced within the interactive map, located in a range of countries. However, for your convenience, the following is a reference to their sites:
African & African American Studies
Asian & Middle Eastern Studies
Center for French and Francophone Studies
Center for Global Studies and the Humanities
Center for International and Comparative Law
Center on Globalization, Governance & Competitiveness
Duke Center for International Development
Duke Program on Global Policy and Governance
Duke University Program on History, Public Policy and Social Change
Duke-National University of Singapore
The Fuqua School of Business: Global Academic Travel Experience
Hubert-Yeargan Center for Global Health
School of Nursing: Office of Global & Community Health Initiatives
Trinity College of Arts & Sciences: Deans' Summer Research Fellowship
Visit the Interdisciplinary Studies website for more information and a full listing of all Duke Centers and Programs.
Title VI International & Area Study Centers
The United States Department of Education has awarded Title VI National Resource Center grants to international centers and programs within departments throughout Duke University since 1973. By definition, an NRC is a competition and award-based grant that supports institutions of higher learning to fulfill their ongoing mission of providing the best international area studies training for students within Arts & Sciences and the professional schools.
There are currently six funded NRC Centers at Duke:
Asian/Pacific Studies Institute
Center for International Business Education & Research (CIBER)
Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Center for Slavic, Eurasian & East European Studies
Duke Center for International Studies
Middle East Studies Center (DUMESC)
