The Graduate School and Duke University want to be more than just a fond memory after you leave Duke. We want to be a supportive community that you can turn to at each stage of your continuing professional and personal journeys. Here are a few ways for graduates to take advantage of our career services, lifelong learning opportunities, and ways to engage with other alumni, the university, our faculty, and our students.
To-Do List for New Alumni
Update your contact information at alumni.duke.edu. While there, get your alumni card, set up your @alumni.duke.edu email address, find events in your region, and check out all the benefits of being a Duke alum.
You should have received an email survey from The Graduate School. Please complete it, as your response will help us enhance our programs.
A current student would interview you for a Q&A on The Graduate School website.
Help plan alumni activities and provide a voice for graduate student alumni.
Share your professional insights with current students.
- Even after you graduate from Duke, you can continue to use its Career Center for up to one year after graduation.
- Duke also offers a number of career resources for alumni, such as networking tools and career coaches.
- Email grad-profdev@duke.edu about attending events in The Graduate School’s Professional Development Series.
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