also holds classes in the Old Chemistry building as well as in Gross Hall. Also inside Gross Hall is the Duke University Energy Initiative. The Duke University Marine Laboratory is home to the third division of the school, the Marine Science and Conservation division situated on Pivers Island in Beaufort, North Carolina. The current Director of the Marine Laboratory is Andrew J Read. In addition, the Nicholas School uses the Duke Forest, established in 1931 and spanning 7,060 acres, for teaching and research purposes. Degree programs As of 2018, the Nicholas School provides educational opportunities for students at the doctoral level (Ph.D.), graduate professional level (Master of Environmental Management and Master of Forestry), and undergraduate level (B.S. and A.B.). Doctoral Programs: Earth and Climate Science, Environment, Marine Science & Conservation, University Program in Ecology, University Program in Environmental Health and Toxicology, University Program in Environmental Policy Master's Programs: Master of Environmental Management, Master of Forestry, Duke Environmental Leadership - Master of Environmental Management Master's Programs: International Master of Environmental Policy at Duke Kunshan University Undergraduate Programs: Earth & Climate Sciences, Environmental Sciences | Environmental Sciences & Policy Programs, Marine Science & Conservation Joint degree programs with Duke University School of Law, Fuqua School of Business, and Sanford School of Public Policy are also available to enrolled students at the Nicholas School. Other concurrent degree programs include the Master of Arts in Teaching (MA) administered through the Graduate School of Duke University, Master of Engineering Management Program (MEMP) at the Pratt School of Engineering, and selected graduate degrees offered at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Notable people Faculty William L. Chameides (former Dean) Jay Golden Orrin Pilkey Stuart Pimm Lincoln Pratson William H. Schlesinger (former Dean) Drew Shindell Cindy Lee Van Dover Erika Weinthal References External links Duke University Educational institutions established in 1938 Duke University campus 1938 establishments in North Carolina