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Brinnae Bent's "Disagree Bot" is specifically designed to disagree with users, offering a more authentic to examine one's arguments and ideas.

Brinnae Bent's "Disagree Bot" is specifically designed to disagree with users, offering a more authentic to examine one's arguments and ideas.

Bill Walker shares some of his experience and advice for entrepreneurs pursuing startups in the life sciences space.

Duke University’s Master’s in Financial Technology (FinTech) program is known for producing graduates who go on to become leaders in financial innovation. Among the current students preparing to follow that path is Robert Lanni, a student in the inaugural cohort of Duke FinTech’s accelerated program.

For Hrishi, the Duke Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity is a way to align technical expertise with a more profound sense of purpose.

The Graduate Student Programs & Services team provides a uniquely embedded support system that empowers master’s and PhD students from around the globe to thrive academically, professionally and personally.

Jon Reifschneider is preparing students to harness AI's potential responsibly and recognize the human contributions that can't be replaced.

Bochu Ding’s Journey Through Duke’s DTI Program and NASA

Duke University’s online Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity has been recognized as the nation’s top program, earning the #1 ranking from Fortune out of 18 programs.

Duke University’s Master in Financial Technology (FinTech) program has partnered with Service to School’s VetLink program to provide military veterans and active-duty service members with enhanced access to one of today’s most dynamic and in-demand career fields.

The new three-semester program builds on the school’s legacy of cross-training students from both disciplines to achieve powerful results.

Two Duke Cybersecurity Executive Certificate Programs will be offered on the Duke Campus on October 21–22, 2025. The Cloud Security for Leaders and Industrial Security for Leaders certificates are strategically timed to conclude just before the Cybersecurity at Duke Annual Conference, which begins on October 23, 2025. Participants who complete either certificate will be recognized on stage during the conference, making it possible to earn a credential and celebrate it in front of peers and industry leaders—all in one impactful visit to Duke’s campus.