If I could do my first year over again...

If I could do my first year over again...

First year is not just about the transition to college and making friends. It is about the journey of your mind, exploring different classes, and falling in love with a discipline… hear from your peers on how to start on…
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Academics

Undergraduate

Trinity College undergraduates learn from teachers who are also innovative researchers. As a major research university, our students collaborate directly with faculty members engaged in the creation of new knowledge. Trinity students join with faculty and graduate students to cross academic boundaries and explore problems confronting society from multiple perspectives. 

Look at our list of Majors, Minors, Certificates

Trinity College offers more than 40 undergraduate majors and minors, and 20 undergraduate certificate programs.


Graduate

The Graduate School at Duke educates the next generation of teachers, scholars, and researchers and develops the fields of knowledge and research within which these leaders will work. Graduate alumni work in academics, government, research, non-profits, and corporations around the world.


Faculty & Departments

Our faculty are among the finest teachers and scholars in the world. They are activity engaged in scholarship that ensures vitality in their teaching and interactions with students and that sustains the intellectual fabric of Duke.

Trinity College undergraduates earn degrees from 36 academic departments and programs, ranging from biology to theater studies, from economics to romance studies. They engage with scholars from around Duke, the nation, and the world at such interdisciplinary institutes as the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute and the Social Science Research Institute.


Continuing Studies

Duke Continuing Studies teaches adults interested in career development,  entering graduate or professional school, and resuming study towards a bachelor’s degree. Continuing Studies also works with rising juniors or seniors enrolled at other U.S. colleges and universities who wish to spend a semester at Duke studying an area not available at the student’s home institution.

Examining Food

A new "University Course" looks at food from professional and academic perspectives.Learn more 

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Office of the University Registrar

The Office of the University Registrar is located in the Smith Warehouse on the second floor of Bay 9. Enter the building via the Bay 8 entrance and follow the signs.

Libraries

The Duke University libraries make up one of the top 10 private university library systems in the U.S.

The libraries comprise The William R. Perkins Library and its seven branches, together with the University Archives and the libraries serving the schools of Business, Divinity, Law, and Medicine.

The combined book collections number more than five million volumes; 17.7 million manuscripts;1.2 million public documents; tens of thousands of films and videosaudio recordings and serials; and more than 7,000 computer files.