Student Affairs
A complete university education provides students the opportunities to experience and apply their education beyond the classroom and beyond campus, to apply their knowledge in service to society.
Duke's Division of Student Affairs offers graduate and undergraduate students a variety of initiatives and programs that address the whole of students’ lives, including their intellectual, social, cultural and physical development.
Student Affairs provides leadership opportunities, promotes interaction among diverse racial, ethnic, international, and political perspectives, supports healthy habits and lifestyles, and provides outstanding career counseling and postgraduate opportunities.
Graduate Student Life
Duke's Graduate School works closely with working closely with students, student organizations, faculty, and other campus offices to enhance the quality of graduate student life by
Programs are offered on a range of issues related to graduate student life, such as health, safety, housing, mentoring, and professional development. They provide support services that address the specific needs of students from different ethnic backgrounds, international students, gay and lesbian students, students with disabilities, women, and other groups.
Services
Duke provides an array of services essential to the functioning of any community, from technology support that provides help with information security, telephones, and wireless connections, to stores that sell books, food, computers, sweatshirts, tickets, and more.
Information is also available on transportation alternatives, recycling and sustainability, and safety and security.