Students in Duke Kunshan’s undergraduate degree program declare a major toward the end of their second year, providing them the time to explore a diverse range of interests. Bei Chen ’22 from Chengdu, China , explains his reasons for choosing media and arts (creative practice track).
Global health student Hongsheng Lu, winner of the Duke Graduate School’s inaugural Dean’s Award for Research, shares his experience collaborating with fellow researchers from around the world to explore e-health opportunities in Peru.
" In the semester I spent at DKU, I gained several new siblings... I hope to reunite with them when they come to study for a semester at Duke University in their junior year."
When it comes to convincing people to look past the short-term challenges associated with renewable energy to the long-term benefits, Chillion Munyiri has learned that it's crucial to lead by example.
It may sound odd, but from the moment I arrived in Durham, North Carolina, for the 2020 China Leadership Summit (CLS) last month, I felt like I was back at DKU again.
William Sachson, class of 2022, spent the summer after this first year at DKU as an intern with the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, examining microscopic images of fossils.
In each installment of Six Months On, we catch up with an early decision student from Duke Kunshan’s inaugural undergraduate Class of 2022, to learn about what it’s like to make such a big decision at a young age, and to find out about their...
I landed back on American soil in December after spending sixteen months abroad, mostly at Duke Kunshan University (DKU), as a graduate student in the international Masters of Environmental Policy (iMEP) program. The iMEP program is two years...
In March 2018, I took a spring break course taught by Noah Pickus , Dean of Undergraduate Curricular Affairs and Faculty Development at Duke Kunshan University. In this course “ College, made in China? ”, we interviewed chancellors and students...
