Duke Campuses

Duke University's Main Campus in Durham, North Carolina, is the heart of the institution, offering a wide array of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various disciplines. This campus is home to the Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, the Pratt School of Engineering, and several graduate schools, including the Fuqua School of Business, the School of Law, and the School of Medicine. Students can explore a comprehensive curriculum designed to foster critical thinking, innovation, and leadership.

• Undergraduate Programs: Majors in fields like Biology, Computer Science, Economics, Public Policy, and Psychology are among the most popular, with interdisciplinary opportunities.
• Engineering: The Pratt School offers cutting-edge programs in Biomedical, Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, emphasizing research and real-world application.
• Business: The Fuqua School of Business provides MBA and executive education programs focused on leadership, strategy, and global business trends.
• Law: The School of Law offers JD, LLM, and SJD programs, preparing students for diverse legal careers with a focus on ethics and public service.
• Medicine: The School of Medicine is renowned for its MD program, as well as research and training in health sciences and clinical practice.
• Public Policy: The Sanford School of Public Policy trains future leaders in policy analysis, governance, and international development.

Additionally, the campus supports numerous interdisciplinary institutes and initiatives, such as the Duke Global Health Institute and the Nicholas School of the Environment, which address pressing global challenges through innovative research and education. With state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant academic community, the Main Campus provides a dynamic environment for intellectual growth and personal development across all fields of study.

The Duke University Marine Lab, located on Pivers Island in Beaufort, North Carolina, is a specialized campus dedicated to the study of marine sciences and coastal environmental issues. As part of the Nicholas School of the Environment, the Marine Lab offers unique educational and research opportunities for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Its coastal setting provides direct access to diverse marine ecosystems, making it an ideal location for hands-on learning and cutting-edge research in oceanography and marine conservation.

• Marine Biology: Courses focus on the ecology, physiology, and behavior of marine organisms, with fieldwork in local estuaries and coastal waters.
• Oceanography: Students study physical, chemical, and geological aspects of the ocean, exploring topics like climate change impacts and ocean currents.
• Marine Conservation: Programs emphasize sustainable management of marine resources, addressing issues like overfishing, pollution, and habitat loss.
• Environmental Policy: Courses integrate science and policy, training students to develop solutions for coastal and marine environmental challenges.
• Undergraduate Semester Programs: The lab offers immersive semester-long programs for undergraduates, combining coursework with research projects in marine science.
• Research Opportunities: Graduate students and researchers conduct studies on topics ranging from coral reef health to marine mammal behavior, often in collaboration with global institutions.

The Marine Lab is equipped with advanced research facilities, including laboratories, vessels for field studies, and access to the Rachel Carson Reserve. Its small, close-knit community fosters collaboration and mentorship, allowing students to work closely with faculty on impactful projects. Whether pursuing a degree or participating in short-term programs, students at the Duke Marine Lab gain a deep understanding of marine ecosystems and the skills needed to address critical environmental issues facing our oceans today.