Joint degree programs allow students to pursue two graduate degrees simultaneously, where the total time for the two degrees is decreased. A student who wishes to enter a joint degree program must be admitted separately to each program as a joint degree candidate. Find out more about joint degree programs at the Graduate College.
These degrees listed can be earned jointly with any one listed below it:
Accountancy
Accountancy, MS (iMSA) & Business Administration, MBA (iMBA)
African Studies
Architecture
Business Administration
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Community Health
Computer Science
Food Science & Human Nutrition
History
Human Development & Family Studies
Human Resources & Industrial Relations
Journalism
Kinesiology
Landscape Architecture
Law
Library and Information Science, MS
Medical Scholars Program
Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences
Nutritional Science
Political Science
Public Health
Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies
Social Work
Social Work, MSW & Social Work, PhD
Social Work, PhD & Social Work, MSW
Urban Planning
Veterinary Medicine
