Duke University

• Duke’s Department of Electrical and Computer engineering offers an ABET accredited Bachelor of Science in engineering emphasizing analytical thinking, problem solving, and technology, and each fosters the development of ethical leadership, communication, and teamwork skills.
• The Duke program provides more opportunities and is less restrictive than many other ECE programs. Students use this flexibility to expand their personal horizons or to explore a personal interest more deeply.
• The student population is diverse both geographically and culturally, and is a crosssection of the very best students in the nation and from around the world.

• The civil engineering (CE) major featuring two study tracks – Structural Engineering and Mechanics, and Environmental Engineering & Water Resources
• It enriches the students with the knowledge in such diverse areas as solid mechanics, environmental fluid dynamics, structural dynamics and adaptivity, smart materials technology, and molecular biology, among many others   
• Student will learn about community service,development and improvement,planning, design,construction,and operation of facilities essential to modern life
• Graduates will become the problem solvers,meeting the challenges of pollution,traffic congestion,drinking water and energy needs,urban redevelopment,and community planning

• The course is designed to provide students an understanding of the breadth of issues that confront our society in its need for clean,affordable and reliable energy
• This major will be of interest to students interested in obtaining an interdisciplinary undergraduate engineering degree that places emphasis on chemistry and bio-science fundamentals with applications to public health engineering
• Course objective is to develop innovative thinkers and leaders who understand the energy system as a whole and the interconnections among policy,markets,technology and the environment

• The program provides firm preparation in the essential engineering topics while allowing wide flexibility for students to pursue their own specialized interests, including hands-on research and independent study, dual majors in engineering, the sciences and liberal arts, and study abroad
• It also offers new undergraduate certificate programs of specialization in Aerospace Engineering, and Energy and the Environment
• Graduates will be able to think critically when solving problems and managing tasks and communicate effectively in multi-disciplinary professional environments

• The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology degree is recommended for students contemplating a career in biological or biomedical sciences
• The program requires either Calculus II or statistics, organic chemistry, and physics  corequisites

• Fuqua School of Business took the No. 1 spot in Bloomberg Businessweek’s 14th biennial ranking of full-time MBA programs
• Fuqua's Daytime MBA combines rigorous academic training with applied learning experiences in a globally-focused environment
• Faculty was ranked No. 1 for intellectual capital by Bloomberg Businessweek
• Students not only master the fundamentals of business, but also learn how to apply that knowledge in a responsible way and in a live setting, working across functional areas, industry boundaries, and geographic borders

•Duke University’s Department of Medicine offers 3 years fulltime doctoral degree program  in Medicine (M.D.) which seeks to prepare a diverse student body to pursue a spectrum of  medical career options

•Students become physician leaders who can advance biomedical research and improve  local, national, and global health

•This program has propelled School into the top ten medical schools in the country

•Duke University’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering provides 4.5 years  fulltime doctoral degree program in Electrical and Computer Engineering which is suitable  for students interested in leading specialized research efforts in academia, industry or a  government lab

•Is a broadly based engineering discipline dealing with the processing, control, and  transmission of information and energy by making extensive use of electrical and  electromagnetic phenomena, systems theory, and computational hardware and software

•Students work in a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary environment

• The program includes six terms covering 17 courses: 10 in the core curriculum, three multi-term courses on dynamics in global business, and four electives
• Students will have the opportunity to earn one of five concentrations as follows-
  • Energy and Environment
  • Entrepreneurship and Innovation
  • Finance
  • Marketing
  • Strategy
• Also includes a certificate in the curriculum-  Health Sector Management

• Areas of specialization include: biochemical engineering, bioanalytic chemistry, biofluid mechanics, biomedical materials, biomedical modeling, biosensors, biotechnology, cell and tissue engineering, computational systems biology and synthetic biology, DNA-based therapeutics
• The department comprises approximately 56,000 sq. ft. of office and laboratory space. Excellent computer facilities and services are available, along with unrestricted access to the Duke University library system, including the Medical Center Library, the Bostock Library, and the Math-Physics Library. 

• The Department of Computer Science offers programs leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in areas such as algorithms, architecture, artificial intelligence, scientific computing, and systems.
• The M.S. program consists of a coursework--only option (30 credits) or a thesis or project option, which requires the supervision of a faculty advisor and an oral defense.

• The department offers opportunities for study in a broad spectrum of areas within the disciplines of electrical and computer engineering.
• Research in the department is generally organized into research themes including biocomputing and biomedical devices and systems, circuits and systems, computer architecture and systems, nanosystems, devices and materials, photonics, quantum computing, sensing and signals, and waves and metamaterials
• Students typically affiliate with one of four areas of specialization: computer engineering, information physics, microelectronics, photonics and nanotechnology, and signal and information processing.

• The University Program in Materials Science and Engineering is designed to accommodate students from a variety of disciplinary backgrounds and to create a thriving materials community through shared experiences.
• A graduate seminar course that emphasizes student participation and an experiential fabrication and characterization course in the Shared Materials Instrumentation Facility are just two examples of the engaging educational approach of this program.

• The M.S. in Quantitative Financial Economics (MQFE) is designed for students who are seeking the greater depth and rigor that are increasingly required by advanced academic programs, as well as in the private sector. 
• Students' course selections are based on their specific interests and on recommendations made by their academic advisors in order to meet their longer-run goals.
• In addition to taking a variety of master's-level courses, students with sufficient preparation will be encouraged to enroll in a combination of doctoral-level courses in financial economics and financial econometrics. 

• The program is career-focused degree option that will deepen the student's understanding of technology and help them to develop the business leadership and management expertise
• Areas of technical concentration include:
  • Computational Engineering
  • Systems Engineering and Optimization
  • Geo-Systems
• The curriculum includes- 30-course credits, 1 Seminar  and an Internship

• The program is an alternative to a traditional master of science program that will deepen the applicant's understanding of technology and helps them to develop the business leadership and management expertise 
• Students take specialized technical classes and a core of business leadership and management courses, with a required internship or a project completing the degree
• Areas of technical concentration include:
  • Aerospace
  • Materials Science
  • Mechanics, Dynamics and Controls
  • Robotics
  • Thermal Fluids

• Students will learn Integration of business, law, and engineering with the support of the Fuqua School of Business and the Duke School of Law
• course high-potential students with science and engineering backgrounds an engineering management curriculum that is:
  • Personal
  • State of the art
  • Applied