Graduate Certificate in Interdisciplinary European Studies at Duke University

Programme overview

The graduate certificate in Interdisciplinary European Studies is offered by the Duke Center for International and Global Studies to advanced degree students from arts and sciences and the professional schools. It provides grounding in other disciplines and area-based perspectives.

Faculty: The Graduate School | Department: Duke Center for International and Global Studies | Location: Durham, NC, United States

What you will study

Requirements: five core courses with at least 75% European Studies content from at least three departments; advanced proficiency in one non-English European language (four semesters of college study); intermediate proficiency in a second (two semesters); significant European Studies focus in dissertation work; and a European-expertise faculty member from outside the home department on the dissertation committee.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Open to advanced degree students who meet the requirements.

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Apply through the official page: https://gradschool.duke.edu/admissions/

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