Duke University Global Education Office for Undergraduates

Estimated Costs

Please note that this summer program is offered every other year and will run again in 2013.

Summer 2011

Duke Tuition:    $2,670
Program Fee:   $3,610
Total Charges: $6,280

Note: non-Duke students pay an additional $40 lifetime transcript fee. Total charge for non-Duke students: $6,320

To view a detailed budget sheet for this program, click here.

Payment Schedule:

Upon notification of acceptance to the summer program by the director, students can confirm their space on the Duke in Rome summer program by signing the ‘Commitment to Participate’ form (a parent/guardian’s co-signature is also required on this form). Students can access this form from the online application. After signing this form, students can fax it to the Duke Global Education Office at 919-684-3083 or mail it to the Global Education Office for Undergraduates, Duke University, Smith Warehouse, Bay 6, 2nd Floor, 114 S. Buchanan Blvd., Box 90057, Durham, NC 27708.

Please note that by signing this form, students are committing to participate in the summer program and agree to pay the full cost of the program, which includes the tuition and program fee listed above.  This commitment form takes the place of a deposit.

Due Dates:
-Commitment to Participate Form (signed by student & student’s parent/guardian): Within 3 weeks of acceptance

-Billed by Bursar:
Balance due Duke University: $6,280
Non-Duke students: $6,320

- All other expenses are to be paid by students in Italy.

Summer invoices will be sent to your permanent home address. Remit payment to the Bursar per due date and address indicated on your statement. All financial arrangements involving Duke University must be completed before departure for the program.
 

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Students at Navona


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Postcard from Abroad

Dear Global Education Office:

Students on the Duke in Rome 2011 Summer Program enjoy a well-earned pizza lunch after exploring Herculaneum, one of the cities covered by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. The delicious and plentiful food was one highlight of the program. We needed it! There was a lot of walking, too, as we explored all sites on foot. The gelato got ever better the closer to Rome we got....

-Mary T. Boatwright, Director, Duke in Rome

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