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For Students

OUE’s Experiential Education division supports programs for every major throughout the year.  

The Duke Global Education Office (GEO) offers international and U.S.-based study away opportunities granting academic credit toward graduation for students from any major. Students can study away as early as summer after their first year. Learn more.

Duke Summer Experiences (DSE) aggregates all undergraduate summer opportunities into one easily searchable database. Browse the Duke Opportunities Database for 60+ summer programs, including research, service-learning, and travel opportunities run by Duke offices and departments. Learn more.

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For Faculty

Experiential undergraduate programs offer faculty an opportunity to develop their research interests into immersive, life-changing programming for students. We encourage you to consider partnering with the Global Education Office and Duke Immerse to design high-impact experiences.

The Global Education Office (GEO) seeks faculty proposals for 4- or 6- week summer study away programs. Learn more.

The Global Education Office (GEO) supports an established study away program in New York City. Summer study away programs and faculty directors in this location rotate yearly. Learn more.

The Global Education Office (GEO) is seeking teaching proposals for its Venice International University (VIU) Globalization Program semester study away program, which takes place in Italy in partnership with VIU. Learn more.

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For Administrators

The Division of Experiential Education has many resources for administrators to utilize in the creation of student programs or in advising undergraduate students. EE can assist you in your work with students.                           

Duke Summer Experience was created as an undergraduate opportunity aggregator, but also with the intent of growing a community of practice. We want to connect the departments, faculty, academic units, and administrators that coordinate, organize, and operate student experiences. Our hope is this network of program administrators can share best practices, resources, and lessons learned. Learn more.

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