The Duke Sanford School of Policy features a wide array of special programs for students at every level of education.
Undergraduate Special Programs
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Duke in DC
Live, study, and work in the nation’s capital. Connect classroom study to experiential learning oriented around policy innovation and public leadership. High-profile practitioners. Internship required.
Open to all Duke majors - experience the University of Glasgow, the fourth-oldest university in the English-speaking world. Start by visiting London, meetings with members of Parliament and more.
Prepare to tackle the world’s most pressing policy challenges. One-week dynamic course in the heart of Europe where diplomacy and development meet. Learn how international and non-governmental organizations address today’s global challenges with course work and site visits to UN agencies and Geneva-based institutions.
One of only seven such centers in the world, the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center supports 20 fully-funded Rotary Peace Fellows, 10 MIDP and 10 UNC, based on their ability to have a significant, positive impact on world peace and conflict resolution during their future careers.
Financial assistance for RPCVs (Returned Peace Corps Volunteers). The Master of International Development Policy (MIDP) and the Master of Public Policy (MPP) programs are official Coverdell Peace Corps Fellow partners.
Project places MPP students as non-voting members on local nonprofit leadership boards for a year.The partnership offers strategic support to community nonprofits and graduate students learn about nonprofit governance.
Available for both undergraduate and graduate students
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Margolis Scholars in Health Policy
A prestigious program for Duke students who demonstrate strong commitment to a career in health policy and management, as well as leadership potential to improve health policy. Scholars are engaged in the program for one to two years.