United States · Durham, North CarolinaDuke University
Duke University offers graduate and professional study in Durham, North Carolina.
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About Duke University
Duke University offers graduate and professional study in Durham, North Carolina.
Programmes, fees & intakes
Costs and support differ by programme. Check the official graduate programme and financial-support pages.
Admissions & application requirements
Requirements, deadlines and funding routes are administered by the relevant Duke graduate programme or department.
Funding to explore
AAUW International Fellowships →US$20,000 master’s / US$25,000 doctoral stipendBGE Dean’s Excellence Merit Scholarship →GPA-based tuition awards for eligible BGE master’s studentsDavid and Elizabeth Roderick Scholarship (MFA) →US$10,000 tuition scholarshipDean’s Ambassador Scholarships — LMU MBA →US$36,000 MBA programme scholarshipForté MBA Fellowships →School-awarded funding plus Forté benefitsLester B. Knight, Jr. Scholarship Program →Up to US$60,000 in tuition awardsMPOWER Women in STEM Scholarship →US$5,000, US$2,000 and US$1,000 prizesP.E.O. International Peace Scholarship →Need-based support up to US$12,500Quad Fellowship →US$40,000 one-time academic awardReaching Out MBA Fellowship →School-dependent scholarship and leadership benefitsSanta Clara University Graduate Business Merit-Based Scholarships →Published MBA merit awards of US$3,000–US$18,000Shardashish Interschool Fellowship →Up to US$50,000 toward tuition and feesSociety of Women Engineers Scholarships →Award-specific engineering and technology fundingThe Inlaks Scholarship →Up to US$120,000; eligible subjects onlyTuck Scholarships →Merit-based MBA scholarships; individual amounts varyUSC Viterbi Dean’s Scholarships →US$10,000–US$30,000 merit awardZolve Global Scholarship →US$5,000 or US$1,000 awards in the reviewed cycleEach scholarship has its own eligibility rules. A listing here does not confirm eligibility for a particular course.