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Welcoming our new faculty member Dr. Jakob Norberg!
Jakob Norberg joins the Duke Germanic Languages and Literature Department as an assistant professor. Jakob received his PhD in German from Princeton University. His interests include Postwar Literature and Society; 20th-Century Austrian Literature; Political Theory; and The Public Sphere. This fall he will teach advanced German as well as a course on East German literature & film.


Announcing the Duke-UNC Joint Ph.D. Program!
The new Duke and UNC-Chapel Hill joint Ph.D. in German Studies program begins in Fall 2009. This endeavor will create the largest German Studies faculty in the country. Please see an overview and handbook for further details. Have questions? Check out our FAQ page or contact our department directly at 919.660.3160


Duke in Berlin! Semester and year-long programs.
The Duke in Berlin Program brings undergraduates to Germany for a unique experience. Immerse yourself in German culture, partake in exceptional courses, and make memories that will last through the years.
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North Carolina German Studies Seminar and Workshop
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Duke German Club:
Kaffeestunde (coffee hour)
Mondays at 4:30pm- Alpine Bagels in West Union Bldg.
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The Berlin Project: Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Berlin & Environs
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200-2009 Carolina Seminar on Jewish Studies
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