At Duke, you gain access to a wide network of support services and resources to help you be a successful and engaged student. Here are a select few for your reference. Please don't hesitate to reach out to our program staff with questions.
Registration Resources
Office of the University Registrar for transcripts, enrollment verifications, letters of authentication (degree/diploma), registration & inter-institutional registration, and biographical and demographic changes.
Sanford Registrar for MIDP request forms for independent study approval, term overload and leave of absence.
Academic Calendar for checking important dates and planning.
Bass Connections for those who interested in applying to join a project team.
On-Campus Assistance
Visa Services for information and assistance related to the visa application process.
Bursar’s Office for information regarding tuition, payment options and other student financial account issues.
DukeCard Office for information on your Duke student ID card.
Office of Information Technology for questions regarding the Duke NetID, Duke email and other Duke computing inquiries.
Parking and Transportation for parking permits, bus and van service and alternative transportation.
Duke Student Affairs for local off-campus housing and on-campus graduate and professional housing.
Student Disability Access Office (SDAO) for requesting accommodations and information on academic adjustments and auxiliary aids and services for the purpose of eliminating the environmental barriers impacting the student’s equitable access to the campus facilities, programs and activities.
Student Health for information about immunization requirements, health insurance, doctor appointments and other services and programs covered by the student health fee.
Campus Life
DukeGroups to find student organizations across Duke.
Sanford School student organizations
Duke Chapel & Religious Life for interfaith and various faith groups at Duke, including Buddhist, Catholic, Hindu, Jewish, Latter-Day Saints, Muslim, Orthodox and Protestant organizations.
The Student Affairs Identity and Cultural Centers serve as important resources and places of connection and support:
- Center for Multicultural Affairs
- Center for Muslim Life
- Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity
- Duke International Student Center
- Jewish Life at Duke
- Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture
- Women’s Center
Duke Dining for information on menus, locations and meal plans.
Graduate Working Groups on Global Issues organized by the Duke Center for International and Global Studies.
Duke Athletics for student tickets.