Graduate Program in German Studies

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Financial Support

Duke University is committed to offering five years of full financial support for each student admitted to the graduate program in German Studies. Included are tuition, registration, health and recreation fees, and fellowships, as well as teaching stipends for years two through five. Strong applicants to the graduate program will be nominated for additional stipend support through University fellowships. Competitive support for dissertation research beyond the fifth year is also available, and the department encourages and supports applications by its advanced graduate students. Graduate students may also receive dissertation travel awards, summer research grants, and travel support for delivering papers at conferences.

For detailed information on current tuition and fee schedules, see the most recent Graduate School Bulletin : http://registrar.duke.edu/bulletins/Graduate/2000

For information on loans for graduate education, consult the Graduate School Bulletin or request forms from the Financial Aid Coordinator, Graduate School, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708-0065.

For more information, see: http://www.gradschool.duke.edu/financialaid/