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Discover Durham Virtual Tour

Duke employees are part of a premier organization dedicated to excellence in education, research, and patient care. By working at Duke, we gain the opportunity and the responsibility to make a real difference in the world. Take a closer look to find out why and whether you can help contribute to the legacy of great achievement and even greater promise at Duke.

Search for Jobs at Duke

We are pleased that you are exploring employment opportunities with Duke. We seek individuals with a commitment to service who can help advance our missions of teaching, education, research and patient care. If you have questions about the application process at Duke, check out the responses to frequently asked questions.

About Duke

Tracing its origins to 1838, Duke University has evolved into one of the world's leading institutions for education, research and patient care. Located in Durham, North Carolina, Duke is comprised of two major organizations: Duke University and Duke University Health System. Read more...

Benefits of Duke

In addition to direct pay, Duke also invests in you through its total rewards program, which includes benefits such as health care, retirement, education, time off, and financial security. On average, Duke contributes about $250 in benefits for every $1,000 of pay. So, if your salary is $50,000, Duke is investing about $12,500 to your total rewards through benefits. Learn more on the Benefits section of the Human Resources website or find specific information based on your employment status:

New to Duke?

Newly hired staff will also find information to assist with their orientation to Duke.

Professional Development

Current employees can also work with helpful, knowledgeable professional development specialists for guidance on writing a strong resume, goal setting, career planning, brainstorming educational opportunities, and mock interviewing.

Affirmative Action & Nondiscrimination

Read more about Duke’s commitment to affirmative action and nondiscrimination.