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For more information about Graduate Degrees in the Environment, contact the Director of Gradate Studies:

Send inquiries about degrees and research in environmental natural and social science at the Duke Marine Laboratory in Beaufort to:

Director of Graduate Studies
Division of Marine Science and Conservation
Nicholas School of the Environment
Duke Marine Laboratory
135 Duke Marine Lab Road
Beaufort, NC 28516-9721
E-mail: Andy Read at aread@duke.edu

Send inquiries about degrees and research in earth and ocean sciences to:

Director of Graduate Studies
Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences
Nicholas School of the Environment
Box 90227
Duke University
Durham, NC 27708-0227
E-mail: Alan Boudreau at boudreau@duke.edu

Send inquiries about degrees and research in environmental natural and social science on the Durham campus to:

Administrative Coordinator
Divison of Environmental Sciences and Policy
Nicholas School of the Environment
Levine Science Research Center,
Duke University, Box 90328
Durham, NC 27708-0328
E-mail: Meg Stephens at meg.stephens@duke.edu

Any of the above three contact points can arrange to have application materials sent to the applicant. Applicants should refer to the current Bulletin of Duke University Graduate School for the requirements for the various degrees offered by the Graduate School. The priority application deadline is Dec. 31. However, applicants are encouraged to apply by Dec. 1, if possible. Applications postmarked after this deadline will not be considered until all on-time applications have been processed. Applications received by Dec. 1 require a $65 application fee, as opposed to $75 for those received after that date.