Cross-listed codes share one row, each special topic gets its own, and independent study stays hidden unless you ask for it.
FINANCE 894-301 Notable faculty Special topic
Campbell R. Harvey
Listed in DukeHub as "Special Topics". Section 301 is Campbell Harvey on stablecoins and tokenization.
finance 0/5
Fuqua · Graduate Tu 12:30 to 2:45 pm 1.5 units · 69 seats open
PUBPOL 890-11 Notable faculty Special topic
Patrick Duddy
One of ten topics under PUBPOL 890, taught by a former US Ambassador to Venezuela.
policy and law 1/5
Sanford · Graduate Tu 7:30 to 8:45 pm 3 units · 20 seats open
PUBPOL 590-1-01 Notable faculty Special topic
Marc Groman
Cyber incident response with the person who ran federal privacy policy at the White House.
policy and law 1/5
Sanford · Graduate Tu 3:05 to 5:35 pm 3 units · 15 seats open
PUBPOL 790-05 Notable faculty Special topic
Danny W. Hamrick, Gary Gereffi
Global value chain analysis, co-taught by one of the people who built the framework.
policy and law research methods 2/5
Sanford · Graduate TuTh 3:05 to 4:20 pm 3 units · 18 seats open
FINANCE 898-301 Special topic
David T. Robinson
Buying an existing company instead of starting one. Another Fuqua "Special Topics" section.
finance 0/5
Fuqua · Graduate MoTh 9:00 to 11:15 am 3 units · 75 seats open
STRATEGY 898-301 Special topic
Jamie N. Jones
Commercializing deep tech, 12 seats, filed under "Special Topics".
0/5
Fuqua · Graduate Mo 3:20 to 5:50 pm 3 units · 12 seats open
AAAS 335 Notable faculty
Patrick Douthit
Taught by the producer 9th Wonder. Cross-listed in five departments.
1/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate We 6:15 to 8:45 pm 1 unit · 80 seats open
ETHICS 390S-20 Notable faculty Special topic
Frank Anthony Bruni
Frank Bruni wrote op-eds for The New York Times from 2011. This seminar is about making an argument short.
writing 2/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate Th 3:05 to 5:35 pm 1 unit · 8 seats open
AMXTIAN 701 Notable faculty
Kate Christiane Bowler
Kate Bowler's Divinity course. She hosts the Everything Happens podcast.
0/5
Divinity · Graduate We 0.25 units · 35 seats open
CMAC 390S-10 Notable faculty Special topic
William R. Adair
Bill Adair founded PolitiFact. His seminar this spring is Wikipedia, AI and the Future.
ai and machine learning 1/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate Tu 1:40 to 4:10 pm 1 unit · 15 seats open
HLTHMGMT 717 Notable faculty
David Blaine Ridley
David Ridley co-proposed the FDA priority review voucher in 2006. Congress enacted it the next year.
policy and law leadership 1/5
Fuqua · Graduate MoTh, 2 time slots 3 units · 150 seats open
ECON 671 Notable faculty
Tim Bollerslev
Financial markets with Tim Bollerslev, known for the GARCH volatility model.
finance 1/5
Graduate School · Graduate TuTh 1:25 to 2:40 pm 3 units · 15 seats open
POLSCI 590-3-01 Notable faculty Special topic
John F. Hillen
Technology and national security with a former Assistant Secretary of State.
1/5
Graduate School · Graduate Tu 4:40 to 7:10 pm 3 units · 24 seats open
ECS 550 Notable faculty
Drew Shindell
Climate and society with an IPCC chapter lead.
1/5
Graduate School · Graduate TuTh 3:05 to 4:20 pm 3 units · 40 seats open
ME 438 Notable faculty
Adrian Bejan
Constructal theory, taught by Adrian Bejan, who developed it.
design 1/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate MoWe 11:45 am to 1:00 pm 1 unit · 10 seats open
EVANTH 260 Notable faculty
Brian Hare
Human cognitive evolution with the founder of the Duke Canine Cognition Center.
1/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate MoWe 10:05 to 11:20 am 1 unit · 50 seats open
PHIL 515 Notable faculty
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
Moral AI with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong.
ai and machine learning 1/5
Graduate School · Graduate MoWe 1:25 to 2:40 pm 4 units · 30 seats open
MANAGEMT 741 Notable faculty
Nina E. King
Sports business, taught by Duke's Director of Athletics.
leadership 1/5
Fuqua · Graduate Mo 3:00 to 5:15 pm 3 units · 40 seats open
BCS 807 Notable faculty
Benjamin F. Chavis
Religion, race and politics, co-taught by Benjamin Chavis.
languages 1/5
Divinity · Graduate We 8:30 to 11:00 am 1 unit · 15 seats open
JAM 362S Notable faculty
Scott McCartney
Business journalism from the creator of the Wall Street Journal's Middle Seat column.
writing finance 1/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate Th 12:00 to 2:30 pm 1 unit · 15 seats open
ARTSVIS 368S
Thomas S. Rankin
4x5 film, a darkroom and silver gelatin prints. Nine seats left in the snapshot.
making 3/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate Tu 1:25 to 3:55 pm 1 unit · 9 seats open
ANESTH 430C
Bruce James Derrick
A School of Medicine elective based at Duke's Hyperbaric Center. Six seats.
clinical public speaking 3/5
Medicine By arrangement 4 units · 6 seats open
MANAGEMT 745
Aaron C. Kay
Negotiation is live work with people, three times a week.
negotiation leadership 2/5
Fuqua · Graduate TuFr, 3 time slots 3 units · 144 seats open
HOUSECS 59-17 Special topic
Kip Coonley
Half a credit of machining and manufacturing.
making 2/5
Undergraduate · Intro Fr 5:15 to 6:45 pm 0.5 units · 18 seats open
HOUSECS 59-02 Special topic
Susan H. Rodger
NeetCode 75: half credit, pass/fail, Monday evenings, with Susan Rodger.
programming 0/5
Undergraduate · Intro Mo 5:15 to 6:45 pm 0.5 units · 18 seats open
HOUSECS 59-07 Notable faculty Special topic
Ralph Snyderman
A house course with Ralph Snyderman, who led Duke's medical school and health system from 1989 to 2004.
policy and law 0/5
Undergraduate · Intro Tu 5:15 to 6:45 pm 0.5 units · 18 seats open
HOUSECS 59-11 Notable faculty Special topic
Mohamed Noor
Astrobiology, taught by Duke's Executive Vice Provost.
0/5
Undergraduate · Intro Mo 5:15 to 6:45 pm 0.5 units · 18 seats open
HOUSECS 59-09 Special topic
Susan L. Fancher
A half-credit course on Pink Floyd and the concept album.
0/5
Undergraduate · Intro Mo 5:15 to 6:45 pm 0.5 units · 18 seats open
HISTTHEO 811
Bobby Douglas
Exactly what it says: a 15-seat Divinity seminar.
1/5
Divinity · Graduate Fr 11:45 am to 1:00 pm 1 unit · 15 seats open
PHYSICS 133
Steffen A. Bass
Force, momentum and energy, explained through football, baseball, hockey, soccer and swimming.
0/5
Undergraduate · Intro TuTh 8:30 to 9:45 am 1 unit · 30 seats open
I&E 251
Aaron Philip Dinin
"Most courses teach students answers. This one teaches students questions." That is the actual description.
1/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate MoWe 11:45 am to 1:00 pm 1 unit · 60 seats open
POLSCI 690S-6-01 Notable faculty Special topic
Daniel Stegmueller, Edmund Malesky, Ek francisco alejandro Garfias Royo
1/5
Graduate School · Graduate Mo 10:20 am to 12:50 pm 3 units · 18 seats open
SOCIOL 765S-01 Notable faculty Special topic
Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
1/5
Graduate School · Graduate Mo 1:40 to 4:10 pm 3 units · 15 seats open
HISTORY 290-04 Notable faculty Special topic
Jedediah S. Purdy, Thavolia Glymph
0/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate Tu 10:05 am to 12:35 pm 1 unit · 20 seats open
HOUSECS 59-14 Notable faculty Special topic
Christopher John Coome, Peter D. Feaver
0/5
Undergraduate · Intro Tu 5:15 to 6:45 pm 0.5 units · 18 seats open
LIT 690-01 Notable faculty Special topic
Michael P. Hardt
ai and machine learning 0/5
Graduate School · Graduate Tu 10:05 am to 12:35 pm 3 units · 18 seats open
ME 555-02 Notable faculty Special topic
Adrian Bejan
design 0/5
Graduate School · Graduate MoWe 11:45 am to 1:00 pm 3 units · 10 seats open
ETHICS 497S Notable faculty
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
writing 3/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate Time TBA 1 unit · 5 seats open
AAAS 544S Notable faculty
Paula McClain
2/5
Graduate School · Graduate Mo 3:20 to 5:50 pm 3 units · 18 seats open
ENERGY 394T-08 Notable faculty
Erika Weinthal
research methods 2/5
Undergraduate · Undergraduate Time TBA 1 unit · 15 seats open
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