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Courses / Schools

School / Spring 2027

The Graduate School

Master's and PhD courses across arts and sciences and engineering. Many 500-level courses also take advanced undergraduates.

open courses
594
departments
76
open seats
13,901

Top skills

Notable faculty teaching

  • Paula McClain
    Political scientist of racial minority-group and urban politics. AAAS 544S. Source
  • Tim Bollerslev
    Known for the GARCH model of financial market volatility. ECON 671, ECON 957S-01. Source
  • David Blaine Ridley
    Co-proposed the FDA priority review voucher in Health Affairs (2006); Congress created the program in 2007. ECON 901-04. Source
  • Drew Shindell
    Chapter lead on the IPCC's 2018 Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 °C. ECS 550. Source
  • Toril Moi
    Directs Duke's Center for Philosophy, Arts, and Literature. ENGLISH 822S. Source
  • Brian Hare
    Founded and co-directs the Duke Canine Cognition Center. EVANTH 561S. Source
  • Gavin Yamey
    Directs the Center for Policy Impact in Global Health. GLHLTH 755. Source
  • Erika Weinthal
    Scholar of environmental peacebuilding and global environmental politics. GLHLTH 796T-11. Source
  • Michael P. Hardt
    Co-author, with Antonio Negri, of Empire (2000). LIT 690-01. Source
  • Adrian Bejan
    Developed the constructal law; author of Design in Nature. ME 555-02. Source
  • Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
    Philosopher of ethics, neuroethics and artificial intelligence. PHIL 515. Source
  • Bruce W. Jentleson
    Former director of the Sanford Institute; served in foreign policy roles in Democratic administrations. POLSCI 547. Source
  • John F. Hillen
    Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs, 2005 to 2007. POLSCI 590-3-01. Source
  • Edmund Malesky
    Directs the Duke Center for International Development. POLSCI 690S-6-01. Source
  • Marc Groman
    Senior Advisor for Privacy in the White House Office of Management and Budget under President Obama; the FTC's first Chief Privacy Officer. SCISOC 604S. Source
  • Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
    2018 president of the American Sociological Association. SOCIOL 765S-01. Source

Courses

594 courses

Cross-listed codes share one row, each special topic gets its own, and independent study stays hidden unless you ask for it.

ECON 671Notable faculty

Financial Markets and Investments

Tim Bollerslev

Financial markets with Tim Bollerslev, known for the GARCH volatility model.

finance1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
TuTh 1:25 to 2:40 pm
3 units · 15 seats open
POLSCI 590-3-01Notable facultySpecial topic

Technology & National Security

John F. Hillen

Technology and national security with a former Assistant Secretary of State.

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 4:40 to 7:10 pm
3 units · 24 seats open
ECS 550Notable faculty

Climate and Society

Drew Shindell

Climate and society with an IPCC chapter lead.

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
TuTh 3:05 to 4:20 pm
3 units · 40 seats open
PHIL 515Notable faculty

Topics in Moral Artificial Intelligence

Walter Sinnott-Armstrong

Moral AI with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong.

ai and machine learning1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
MoWe 1:25 to 2:40 pm
4 units · 30 seats open
POLSCI 690S-6-01Notable facultySpecial topic

Comparative Politics Core

Daniel Stegmueller, Edmund Malesky, Ek francisco alejandro Garfias Royo

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 10:20 am to 12:50 pm
3 units · 18 seats open
SOCIOL 765S-01Notable facultySpecial topic

Racism in Post Racial US

Eduardo Bonilla-Silva

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 1:40 to 4:10 pm
3 units · 15 seats open
LIT 690-01Notable facultySpecial topic

Critical AI and Marxism

Michael P. Hardt

ai and machine learning0/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 10:05 am to 12:35 pm
3 units · 18 seats open
ME 555-02Notable facultySpecial topic

Constructal Theory & Design

Adrian Bejan

design0/5
Graduate School · Graduate
MoWe 11:45 am to 1:00 pm
3 units · 10 seats open
AAAS 544SNotable faculty

Race and American Politics

Paula McClain

2/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 3:20 to 5:50 pm
3 units · 18 seats open
ENGLISH 822SNotable faculty

Writing is Thinking

Toril Moi

writing2/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 3:05 to 5:35 pm
3 units · 8 seats open
GLHLTH 796T-11Notable faculty

Humantrn Impcts of War in Gaz

Erika Weinthal

research methods2/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Time TBA
3 units · 5 seats open
ECON 957S-01Notable faculty

Financial Econometrics Seminar

Tim Bollerslev

data and statisticsfinance1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 11:45 am to 1:00 pm
1.5 units · 18 seats open
ECON 901-04Notable faculty

Triangle Health Economics

David Blaine Ridley, Emily Cuddy

public speakingresearch methods0/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Fr 3:05 to 5:35 pm
3 units · 20 seats open
EGR 590-02Special topic

Climate-Tech Studio

Judy Ledlee, Rebecca Simmons

making3/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Th 1:25 to 3:55 pm
3 units · 30 seats open
AAAS 590S-01Special topic

Black Archival Imagination

Christopher E. Ouma

research methods1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 12:00 to 2:30 pm
3 units · 12 seats open
BA 990S-01Special topic

Academic Writing and Publishin

Angelica E. Leigh

writing1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 1:00 to 4:00 pm
1.5 units · 15 seats open
BME 590-04Special topic

Ethics in Bioengineering

Cameron Michael Kim

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
MoWe 3:05 to 4:20 pm
3 units · 25 seats open
BME 790L-001Special topic

Mod Diag Imaging Systems

Libby Kathleen Bucholz

lab work1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
WeFr 10:05 to 11:20 am
3 units · 20 seats open
BME 790L-002Special topic

Dh2:concept to Mvp

Arriel Benis

lab work1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 10:05 to 11:20 am
3 units · 12 seats open
CEE 690-12Special topic

Practicum: Util Sol Clim Chng

Jeffrey A. Hughes, Luana Lima, Sara Katherine Oliver

fieldwork1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 1:25 to 3:55 pm
1 unit · 18 seats open
CMAC 590S-02Special topic

Cultural Analytics

Richard Jean So

data and statistics1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
We 3:20 to 5:50 pm
3 units · 12 seats open
CULANTH 690S-01Special topic

Anthropology and History

Engseng Ho

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 6:15 to 8:45 pm
3 units · 10 seats open
CULANTH 790S-01Special topic

Studies in Ethnomusicology

Sophia Enriquez

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 1:25 to 3:55 pm
3 units · 12 seats open
ECON 590-01Special topic

Monetary Policy

Ellen E. Meade

policy and law1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
WeFr 11:45 am to 1:00 pm
3 units · 5 seats open
ECON 881-04Special topic

Family and Labor Decisions

Pengpeng Xiao

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 4:40 to 7:10 pm
3 units · 20 seats open
ENGLISH 590S-1-01Special topic

Political Affect

Robyn Wiegman

writing1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Th 3:05 to 5:35 pm
3 units · 15 seats open
ENGLISH 590S-4-01Special topic

Theories of Rest and Refusal

Charlotte Sussman

writingresearch methods1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
We 12:00 to 2:30 pm
3 units · 12 seats open
ENGLISH 590S-4-03Special topic

The Novel After the Internet

Aarthi Vadde

writingresearch methods1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 3:05 to 5:35 pm
3 units · 12 seats open
ENGLISH 890S-01Special topic

West Indian Avant-Garde

Nathaniel E. Mackey

writing1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 12:00 to 2:30 pm
3 units · 12 seats open
GERMAN 690S-02Special topic

W. Benjamin’s Arcades Project

Negar Mottahedeh

languages1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Tu 4:40 to 7:10 pm
3 units · 12 seats open
GERMAN 890S-01Special topic

Kleist and His Interlocutors

Stefani Engelstein

languages1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 3:30 to 6:00 pm
3 units · 10 seats open
GSF 590S-01Special topic

The Feminist1980s

Dana R. Glaser, Jennifer Nash

1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
MoWe 10:05 to 11:20 am
3 units · 15 seats open
IDS 598-01Special topic

Credit Risk Modeling

Yimin Yang

data and statisticsfinance1/5
Graduate School · Graduate
Mo 3:05 to 5:35 pm
1.5 units · 25 seats open