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Immerse yourself.

Our Year-Round Coastal Campus

Explore the ocean with our world-renowned faculty. Participate in hands-on fieldwork in coastal sounds and marshes, coral reefs, the coastal and open oceans, and deep-sea and polar regions. Study locally and effect change globally.

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January 19, 2021 | Economics, Policy & Governance, Food Systems, Oceans

Policies that Treat 'Fish as Food' Could Help Solve World Hunger, Scientists Say

New Repass-Rodgers Scholars
January 26, 2021

Two Duke Undergrads Named Repass-Rodgers Scholars

New Scholars in Marine Medicine
January 26, 2021

Six Duke Undergrads Named Scholars in Marine Medicine

New Rachel Carson Scholars
January 25, 2021

12 Duke Undergrads Named Rachel Carson Scholars

Ferguson Lecture 2021 Catherine Flowers

Catherine Coleman Flowers to Give 2021 Ferguson Lecture

Catherine Coleman Flowers, an internationally recognized advocate for equal access to water and sanitation for all communities, will give the 2021 Ferguson Lecture on Tuesday, February 2 from 8-9 p.m. A 2020 MacArthur Fellow in Environmental Health, Flowers founded CREEJ, the Center for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice. 

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charging forward - Duke Environment Magazine Fall 2020

Fall Magazine

How We're Charging Forward

Faced with a global pandemic, resurgent racism, divisive politics, attacks on science, a rollercoaster economy and all the other craziness happening now, 2020 may not seem like an ideal time for making environmental progress. But we're doing it. By leaps and bounds. Duke Environment Magazine takes a look at how in the online-only issue for fall.

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Why Duke Marine Lab?

Find out why students—from all majors, not just marine science—choose to study at the Duke Marine Lab Campus for a summer, fall or spring semester.

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Our year-round coastal campus is open to all Duke students, from any major.

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Beaufort, NC 28516

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