Duke University

Duke's own scholarships sit inside a page that also carries a long list of national and society awards, because the university curates external opportunities for its students. That makes the provider line on each card more important here than on most university pages: Duke-administered awards are the ones where your application goes through Duke, while the society awards are applied for directly with the outside body, and Duke only helps you find them.

For graduate students, Duke funds through its schools and departments. Doctoral offers in the sciences and engineering normally come with a funding package from the department, often a mix of fellowship and assistantship, and professional degrees carry their own scholarships and need-based aid. Undergraduate aid at Duke is need based and decided as part of admission, so the practical conversation for a bachelor's applicant happens with the financial aid office rather than through the awards on this page.

When an award below interests you, the funding type and provider tell you which world it belongs to, and the official link on the card goes to the body that actually selects recipients. Deadlines on external awards are set by their owners, not by Duke, so confirm each one on the linked page before treating it as current.