Analyze special topics in clinical psychology such as the history of clinical psychology identity formation, counseling theories and applications, and brain and behavior.

Develop skills in visual communication and boost your ability to think critically. Work on small teams with other creative students in this project-based class.

Use mathematical modeling to analyze social and economic problems such as energy conservation, world hunger, and entrepreneurial ventures.

Examine the historical and philosophical foundations of human rights and explore important areas of human rights advocacy, including international and domestic efforts.

Explore three domains of health care: medical research, public health, and biomedical engineering.

Study primate behavior, ecology, and biology at the Duke Lemur Center, home to the world's largest living collection of endangered primates in the world.

Learn about the unique physical, chemical, mechanical, and optical properties of ultra-small particles, on the scale of 1-100 nanometers. Understand the tools required to work with and view such particles and learn to use real research equipment to image at the nanoscale with Electron Microscopes and Atomic Force Microscopes at the Duke University Pratt School of Engineering Shared Materials Instrumentation Facility (SMIF).