Student Resources

Comprehensive Support

We’ve elevated the master’s student experience with a range of tailored services and resources. Discover opportunities and amenities that help you transition to Duke and support your health and wellness.

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Graduate Student Programs & Services

Our GSPS team provides a comprehensive and integrated support structure to help our master’s students have an excellent Duke experience!

Internship & Career Opportunities

Our Career Services & Professional Development team prepares students for success.

They provide individual and group coaching, workshops, networking opportunities, and access to events where employers recruit interns and employees.

Co-op Opportunities

Students pursuing the Master of Engineering Management and the Master of Engineering can fulfill the practical training requirements of their degrees through cooperative education.

These opportunities, called co-ops, are full-time work with a company sponsor. Co-op experiences occur during the academic year—fall and/or spring semesters. Students may participate in up to three co-op experiences.

For International Students

To accommodate co-op opportunities international students can request a visa extension for up to 33 total months.

How to Get Started

Students are responsible for identifying co-ops through resources such as the Duke Career Center’s Handshake platform, other similar websites and networking.

Health & Wellness

Your wellness is central to your success on campus and in life. The Duke Wellness Center provides a continuum of care to students. Reach out to us.

International Student Center

The Duke International Student Center supports international students and scholars throughout the year with programming, orientation, community building and advocacy.

From help with living essentials and cross-cultural training to supporting international spouses and families, DISC provides various services and resources.

Student Disability Management

Duke’s Student Disability Access Office (SDAO) strives to ensure that students with disabilities are provided the tools to fully access all aspects of student life inside and outside the classroom.

SDAO works with each student to eliminate the environmental barriers impacting a student’s equitable access to the campus facilities, programs and activities.

Student Records

If you have questions about courses, leaves of absence, graduating, health insurance or billing, our helpful FAQ document may have the answer for you.

If you still have a question, please contact the Student Records Coordinator.

Student Forms

To access forms to audit a class, withdraw from a course, apply for a leave of absence, and many other academic policies and procedures, visit our online student forms library.