BYTHENUMBERS

Duke University . By the Numbers 1

Trinity College of Arts & Sciencesis the heart of Duke University, second in faculty size only toDuke’s top ranked Medical School. We award nearly 80 percentof undergraduate degrees and support deeply interdisciplinaryexploration in our undergraduate and graduate curricula. Wevalue ambition paired with meaningful goals, and we strive togive students exceptional access to our faculty and their researchprograms. We believe in the transformational possibilities of aDuke education.

53% 47%18%1370

Students

18% 82%1-MajorCombined second major,minor or certificate

24%

54%UnderrepresentedStudents of Color

Women Men

secondmajor

certificate

minor

Class of 2011/2012 by the Numbers

24%

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45%

StudyAbroad27% 34%49%

Duke Engage

18%

Class of 2011/2012 by the Numbers

Undergraduate Research

Graduation with Distinction

ServiceLearningClassses

102Graduating seniors who participated in

National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) athletics

83Seniors made the 2012 AtlanticCoast Conference Honor Roll

DukeAthletics

Class of 2011/2012 by the Numbers

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UndergraduateProgramsMajors, Minors and More

44Majors

46Minors Certificates

Top Ten: Economics, Public Policy Studies; Biology,Psychology, History, Political

Science, Neuroscience, Computer Science, English, Mathematics

Top Ten: Chemistry, Economics, Romance Studies, Psychology,

Biology, History, Education, Art and Art History, Asian and Middle

Eastern Studies, Political Science

Top Ten: Markets and Management; Global Health; Policy Journalism & Media Stud-ies; Energy and the Environment; Politics, Philosophy, & Economics; Arts of MovingImage; Documentary Studies; Genome Sciences and Policy; Information Science +

Information Studies; Children in Contemporary Society; Human Development

20

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Growth in Graduation with Distinction Senior Thesis

Growth in Undergraduate Research Class Size Knowledge in Service to Society

75%

6%of classes under

20 students

of classes have more than 50 students

27

64Departments offerservice-learningcourses

service learningcourse sections2004-2005

39%49%

2003-2004

13%27%

2011-2012 2011-2012

UndergraduatePrograms

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Graduate Students by the Numbers

185A&S Ph.D. graduates

31A&S Master of

Science graduates

209A&S Master of Arts graduates

Class of 2011/2012

49%

15.5%

Women51%

Men

UnderrepresentedStudents of Color

Graduate ProgramsDoctoral ProgramsTop Ten: Economics, Psychology, Political Science, English, Chemistry, Mathematics,Physics, Computer Science, Statistical Science, Religion

Master’s ProgramsTop Ten: Economics, Statistics and EconomicModeling, Computer Science, East Asian Studies, Political Science,Liberal Studies, Religion,History, Slavic & EurasianStudies, English

Certificate ProgramsTop Ten: College Teaching,Women’s Studies, CognitiveNeuroscience, Nanoscience,Latin American and CaribbeanStudies, African and AfricanAmerican Studies, Develop-mental Psychology, East AsianStudies, Teaching College Biology, Interdisciplinary Medieval and RenaissanceStudies

WomenMen 51% 49%12%

1175 Graduate Students Fall 2012

Underrepresented Students of Color

Demographics

Current Graduate Student Demographics

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Arts & Sciences

36Departments and Programs Research Funding in 2011/2012

631$83.6M

Research Grants

527Faculty Members

21.1%Research Sponsors

36.6%

UnderrepresentedFaculty of Color

Women Faculty

Other Federal Agencies 3%

19% Non-federal

27% National Institutes of Health National Science Foundation 37%

Department of Defense 9%

Department of Energy 5%

Faculty Research

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Natural Sciences Social Sciences

Discovery of the Higgs Boson ParticleEleven Duke high energy physicists were part of the international celebration over the discovery of the Higgs boson particle this year.Faculty members and many graduate and undergraduate studentscontributed in the research through work at the Large Hadron Colliderin Switzerland, or at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois.

Adolescent MarijuanaUse Leaves Lasting Mental DeficitsPsychologists Terrie Moffitt andAvshalom Caspi uncovered thatpersistent, dependent use of marijuana before age 18 causes lasting harm to a person’s intelli-gence, attention and memory. Their study, published in the Pro-ceedings of the National Academyof Science, indicates the brain is especially vulnerable to damagefrom marijuana use during the adolescent growth period.

201Faculty

$64MResearch Expenditures 2011/2012

$15.8MResearch Expenditures 2011/2012

207Faculty

Women Faculty UnderrepresentedFaculty of Color

Women Faculty Underrepresented Faculty of Color

24.4% 20.4% 33.8%17.9%

Research Highlight:

CERN

Research Highlight:

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Humanities

Applying Humanities ResearchThe Haiti Lab, co-directed by Laurent Dubois and DeborahJenson, merges research, education, and practical applica-tions of innovative thinking to aid in Haiti's disaster recoveryand expand Haitian studies in the U.S. and Haiti.

African and African American Studieshttp://aaas.duke.edu/

Art, Art History, and Visual Studieshttp://web.duke.edu/web/art

Asian and Middle Eastern Studieshttp://asianmideast.duke.edu/

Biologywww.biology.duke.edu/

Chemistrywww.chem.duke.edu/

Classical Studieshttp://classicalstudies.duke.edu/

Computer Sciencewww.cs.duke.edu/

Cultural Anthropologywww.culturalanthropology.duke.edu/

Dancehttp://danceprogram.duke.edu/

Economicshttp://econ.duke.edu/

Educationhttp://educationprogram.duke.edu/

Englishhttp://english.duke.edu

Evolutionary Anthropologyhttp://evolutionaryanthropology.duke.edu/

Germanic Language and Literaturehttp://german.duke.edu/

Historywww-history.aas.duke.edu/

International Comparative Studieshttp://internationalcomparative.duke.edu/

Linguisticshttp://duke.edu/web/linguistics/

Literaturehttp://literature.duke.edu/

Mathematicswww.math.duke.edu/

Musichttp://music.duke.edu/

Neurosciencewww.dibs.duke.edu/education/undergraduate-neuroscience/

Philosophyhttp://philosophy.duke.edu/

Physicswww.phy.duke.edu/

Political Sciencewww.poli.duke.edu/

Psychology and Neurosciencehttp://psychandneuro.duke.edu/

Recreation & Physical Educationhttp://recreation.duke.edu/

Religionhttp://religiondepartment.duke.edu/

Romance Studieshttp://romancestudies.duke.edu/

Slavic and Eurasian Studieswww.duke.edu/web/slavic/

Sociologywww.soc.duke.edu/

Statistical Sciencewww.stat.duke.edu/

Theater Studieshttp://theaterstudies.duke.edu/

Women's Studieswww.duke.edu/womstud/

Trinity College of Arts and Science Departments and Programs217

Faculty Women Faculty Underrepresented

Faculty of Color

$2.1MResearch Expenditures 2011/2012

49.8%24.9%

Research Highlight:

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“The Duke community embodies a profoundwork ethic, extraordinary talent and a

boundless capacity for strategic thinking.My deepest hope for students is that

they experience the happiness thatcomes from getting lost in an equation, in

a sentence, in the cells of a petri dish, inthe elegance of an algorithm, or inthe progress of a novel. Our liberal

arts and sciences education prepares students to adapt andintegrate their knowledge, and

to find their place in our rapidlychanging world. And Duke

teaches students a great appreciation for humanity's rich

breadth of history and society,arts, sciences and culture.”

Laurie L. Patton, Dean Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, Duke University

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