The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University teaches, presents and produces the documentary arts.
Cinematic Arts provides centralized coordination among the various Duke University departments and programs that provide classes, activities, and opportunities for students interested in film studies and moving image practice. Home of Screen/Society, a film exhibition program for the Triangle community.
The Dance Program focuses on dance as an integral part of the human experience and a medium for rigorous intellectual creativity. Our MFA in Dance endorses dance as a politically, socially and spiritually transformative force in society.
Duke Performances at Duke University is a performing arts organization
dedicated to presenting the best of today’s forward-thinking artists.
Social media accounts run by Duke students for Duke students, prospective students and alumni.
DCA forges purposeful partnerships with our neighbors to improve health and well-being in our community.
Faith & Leadership is the online magazine of Leadership Education at Duke Divinity, which designs educational services, develops intellectual resources, and facilitates networks of institutions.
The Forum for Scholars & Publics at Duke University is a place where scholars and various publics – local, national, and global – can interact and intersect to generate greater exchange between the university and the broader world.
Interdisciplinary master’s degree program offering flexible full- and part-time study options.
Fostering collaborative, interdisciplinary humanities research at Duke
Ormond Center fosters the imagination, will, and ability of congregations and communities to be agents of thriving. We do this by equipping practitioners with mindsets, skillsets, and toolsets they need to serve their field, place, and neighbors.
Romance Studies is a multilingual, interdisciplinary, and genuinely global department that explores the culture, thought and practices of communities where romance languages are or were once spoken.
We offer a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater Studies, as well as two minors. Our courses are designed to encourage problem solving in collaboration with others, developing skills in critical thinking, and communicating effectively with language, physical expression, and visual images. This focus on the development of artistic and intellectual skills, through study and production experience, helps prepare students for careers in the professional theater and in a variety of other fields.