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Duke University Global Education for Undergraduates The Duke Global Education Office (GEO) offers international and U.S.-based study away opportunities

Study Abroad / Study Away at Duke: The Duke Global Education Office for Undergraduates (GEO) administers nearly 50 Duke study away programs and facilitates Duke students going on any of the 150 Duke-approved programs administered by partner institutions.

Thinking about studying away this summer? ✈️🌍 Come talk to GEO at the Duke Summer Experiences Fair!Stop by our table to ...
10/27/2026

Thinking about studying away this summer? ✈️🌍 Come talk to GEO at the Duke Summer Experiences Fair!

Stop by our table to explore summer study away programs, ask questions, and find an experience that fits your goals. Plus, explore the fair to discover 60+ Duke-sponsored opportunities in research, internships and work experience, service, international travel, and more.

📅 TODAY! October 27 | 1–4 p.m.
📍 Penn Pavilion

✈️ Transfer students: study away can be part of your Duke experience, too. 🌍Join the Global Education Office and Transfe...
10/24/2026

✈️ Transfer students: study away can be part of your Duke experience, too. 🌍

Join the Global Education Office and Transfer Office for a Study Away Info Session designed specifically for transfer students. Learn how studying away works, what to know about credit policies, and how to start planning your experience.

📅 Monday, Oct. 26
⏰ 3:30–5 p.m.
📍 249 Carpenter Board Room

Come with questions. Leave one step closer to going global. 😈✈️

10/23/2026

When class takes you to a museum and your afternoon takes you into the Swedish wilderness. 🇸🇪✨

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Elsa Johnson ('28) is a Fall 2026 GEO Field Ambassador studying abroad on the Duke-Approved DIS Stockholm program. She is majoring in Biomedical Engineering.

10/22/2026

“Stepping away from campus, spending time with Italian teens figuring out life as they go, and observing the slower pace of life alongside introspective promenades around the beautiful, walkable, orange streets of Bologna enabled me to accept making time for the soul, for people, and for the other things in my life that make me happy, trusting that work and other obligations will get done around it.

“This mindset aligns closely with Italy’s Slow Food movement, which we learned about in class, which champions the same philosophy: that taking time to savor life’s simple pleasures leads to greater fulfillment than rushing through them. It is often in these moments of breaks, reflection, and learning new things that clarity emerges and new areas of interest arise.” - Julia Karsner, Duke in Bologna

📆 Interested in learning more about Duke in Bologna? Attend the info session on October 29 at 5pm in Languages 320

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Julia Karsner (‘29) was a Summer 2026 GEO Field Ambassador for the Duke in Bologna program. She is majoring in Biology and History.

10/20/2026

Taking “going the distance” abroad very literally. ✈️🏃‍♀️

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Cassatt Boatwright (‘28) is a Fall 2026 GEO Field Ambassador on the Syracuse in Madrid program. She is majoring in Public Policy with a minor in Education and a Child Policy Research Certificate.

10/17/2026

“What was so great about this program was the number of knowledgeable and passionate people who came together at the site. Beyond Duke, we had researchers from China, South Africa, Kenya, and Canada. We would have evening lectures where each professor and graduate student could do an informal presentation about their project. Hearing people speak so passionately about their specific areas of anthropology showed me just how vast the field is and how many different paths I could pursue within it. The professors and graduate students were also incredibly approachable and it was so fun and insightful to talk to them at dig sites, around the fire, or at dinner. I learned so much from hearing their stories and asking any questions I had.” - Naomi Wordofa (‘28), Duke in Tanzania Field Studies

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Naomi Wordofa (‘28) was a Summer 2026 GEO Field Ambassador for the Duke in Tanzania Field Studies program. She is majoring in Biology.

10/16/2026

And the winners are... 🥁✨

🎉 Raffle winners: Check your email for instructions on how to claim your prize!

A huge thank you to the 588 people who stopped by the Global Education Fair on Thursday! 💙🌍 And a special shoutout to our program partners, faculty, staff, and student interns who helped make it all happen.

We can’t wait to see where the devil you study away! 😈✈️🌎

10/14/2026
✨ Attend the Global Education Fair and follow  on Instagram to enter GEO’s raffle! Prizes include a mini projector, digi...
10/12/2026

✨ Attend the Global Education Fair and follow on Instagram to enter GEO’s raffle! Prizes include a mini projector, digicam, Keurig coffee maker, heated blanket, and a Lego set.

Global Education Fair details:
📆 Thursday, October 15th
⏰️ 11am to 2pm
📍 Penn Pavilion

➡️ Swipe for a preview of the raffle prizes and to find out who will be tabling at the fair.

See you on Thursday! 🌍 ✈️

10/11/2026

I feel like Lawson might not like licorice. What do you guys think? 👀

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Lawson Marin ('28) is a Fall 2026 GEO Field Ambassador for DIS Copenhagen. He is majoring in Chemistry.

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