Number of Credits: 30 credits Number of Credits 30 credits. Our program fosters inquiry, intellect, and curiosity through an emphasis on the exchange of ideas and perspectives. You'll also study, analyze, and interpret compelling texts spanning historical, political, social, normative, scientific, religious, and cultural issues. This program provides the space for you to draw connections from what has happened in the past to what's happening now.
That connection will allow you to develop new ideas and solutions for solving the problems of today. Testimonials from current students and alumni. What is the 'meaning of life'? The Reformation These are examples of ideas, books, people, and events that have truly changed the world. What is the best way to study them? History, literature, philosophy, theology, political science, languages — all of these disciplines have something important to say.
The answer is Liberal Studies. Certificate Certificate in Peace and Justice Studies. This essay offers an opportunity to reflect on your personal intellectual history in such a way as to demonstrate your seriousness of purpose and commitment to the goals of this particular program.
We use the statement of purpose to assess your writing ability and educational objectives, and to determine whether your objectives can be achieved within Duke Graduate Liberal Studies.
We strongly encourage you to review additional department-specific application guidance from the program to which you are applying: Departmental Application Guidance. Faculty from throughout the University teach and supervise student work. Visit our About page , send us a query , or come to an information session! We'd love to help you open the door to your Duke future. Welcome to Graduate Liberal Studies at Duke. Apply to be a Spring GradEngage Fellow.
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