Dual Degree Programs
Enjoy a New Degree of Success
One way to distinguish yourself academically and professionally is by earning both a law degree and another graduate degree in an area that interests you. MSU College of Law’s affiliation with Michigan State University—and its relationship with the University of Ottawa in Canada—make it possible for law students to pursue both a J.D. and another advanced degree at the same time.
You can choose from a wide variety of dual degree programs that allow a predetermined number of credits from each program to count toward elective credits in the other program. It’s possible to earn both your law degree and a master’s degree or a U.S. and Canadian law degree in just four years.
If you are considering a dual degree program, you need to apply and be accepted into each program separately. Admission to the law program is required prior to accumulation of credits in either program.
U.S.-Canadian Dual J.D. Program with the University of Ottawa
Dual Professional Degrees with MSU Graduate Programs
JD-MBA
JD-MA in English
JD-MS in Fisheries & Wildlife
JD-MS in Forestry
JD-MA in Interdisciplinary Programs in Health and Humanities
JD-MA in Labor Relations & Human Resources
JD-MS in Community, Agricultural, Recreation, and Resources Studies
JD-Master in Urban and Regional Planning