Where can I find information about current job openings at Duke University?

At Duke University, career opportunities include faculty positions, staff positions, and student positions. Faculty positions include tenure-track, non-tenure-track, and visiting positions in disciplines such as the humanities, sciences, social sciences, law, health sciences, and business. Staff positions are available in areas such as administration, finance, information technology, human resources, public safety, facilities management, and communications. Student positions are available in areas such as research, library services, and student life.

To apply for a job at Duke University, you can visit the Duke Human Resources website and search for available positions. You can filter the search according to your desired job type, department, and other criteria. Once you have found a position that interests you, you must submit an online application, including your resume and cover letter.

The hiring process at Duke University is comprehensive and typically includes the following steps: 1. Review of Applications: Your application materials will be reviewed by the hiring department and/or a search committee to determine if you meet the qualifications of the position. 2. Interviews: If your qualifications match what the department is looking for, you may be contacted for an interview. Interviews may be conducted in person or via telephone or video conference. 3. Background Checks: If you are a finalist for a position, the department will conduct a background check. This will include checking references, verifying employment and educational history, and conducting a criminal background check. 4. Offer: If you are selected for the position, you will receive a formal offer letter detailing the terms of employment. 5. Acceptance: Once you accept the offer, you will be asked to complete additional paperwork, such as an I-9 form and tax forms. 6. Onboarding: You will be introduced to the department and provided with orientation information to help you transition to Duke University.

Yes, Duke University offers internships. Through its Career Center, Duke provides students with resources for finding internships, as well as offering its own internship program, DukeEngage, which provides opportunities for students to intern in a variety of settings.

Employment at Duke University requires a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, depending on the position. Additionally, some positions may require specific certifications or licenses. For faculty positions, a doctoral degree is often preferred.