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Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies

The first public-private joint venture in German graduate education in the nation, the Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies represents an innovative response to far-reaching changes in humanities education and research in the United States today.

An internationally acclaimed center of excellence for graduate training, research, teaching, and scholarly exchange in German Studies, the program pools the resources of two great universities in a curriculum combining disciplinary rigor with interdisciplinary flexibility.

http://www.german.duke.edu/carolina-duke-grad/

 

Visit the the Graduate Program website for more information:

german.duke.edu/carolina-duke-grad

The Graduate School

Students seeking to do graduate work at Duke University for degree purposes must be formally admitted to the Graduate School by the dean.  The Graduate School welcomes applications from students holding a U.S. bachelor's degree (or the international equivalent) from an accredited institution. For more information, please see

The Graduate School's admissions site.

Financial aid available

Duke is committed to financially supporting the students it selects for graduate study. The Duke University Graduate School and its graduate programs offer a wide array of financial support.  For more information, please visit gradschool.duke.edu/financial_support.

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