AMES is an innovative program dedicated to providing world-class education for twenty-first century global citizenship. Areas of concentration include Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi, Japanese, and Korean.
Recent News
Eunyoung Kim course evaluations were among the top 5% of all undergraduate instructors at Duke during the spring semester.
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Congratulations to the AMES Class of 2010!
The Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies congratulates its seniors on the successful completion of their degrees and majors! This is a tremendous achievement, and the Department is very proud of all of them. To view some pictures, go to News & Events
AMES Honor Thesis Reception - Mon, April 26, 2010. This year's students are Ella Lipin and Andrew Simon. Read more
- Mbaye Lo's new book: Understanding Muslim Discourse: Language, Tradition, and the Message of Bin Laden. New Book
miriam cooke garners top 5% student evaluations among all instructors at Duke for spring 2009 course. Recognition in Teaching
