The acceptance rate for Duke University’s Master of International Development Policy (MIDP) program varies by year but is generally competitive. While Duke does not publicly disclose specific admission rates for MIDP, estimates suggest it ranges between 20-30%. Admissions are based on academic credentials, professional experience, and alignment with the program’s goals.
Applicants should highlight relevant work experience, strong academic performance, and a clear statement of purpose. The program seeks candidates with diverse backgrounds in development policy. For the most accurate data, prospective students are encouraged to contact the Duke Center for International Development directly.
