Students
Tuition Fee
Not Available
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
Not Available
Duration
3 years
Details
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Public Administration | Social Work and Counselling
Area of study
Social Sciences | Health
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Introduction to Double/Dual Degree Programs

The Double/Dual Degree program in Public Administration (MPA) and Social Work (MSW) offers students the opportunity to earn two master's degrees simultaneously. This program allows students to complete their degrees in just three years, significantly less time than if pursued separately, and at a lower tuition cost.


Benefits of Double/Dual Degree Programs

The benefits of these programs include:


  • Increasing marketability with more options for rewarding career opportunities
  • Growing a professional network of faculty and peers much faster
  • Expanding expertise and leadership skills in two different fields

Program Details

To earn a double or dual degree, students must apply and be admitted separately into both academic programs. Key points to consider:


  • Applications for double and dual degrees are submitted separately, each requiring an application fee to the Graduate School
  • Once accepted, students will meet with academic advisors to map out a customized program of study
  • It is recommended that students start both programs in the same semester
  • If a student starts one program late, they can still work out an individual plan to complete both degrees in three years

Admission and Application Process

Students must apply and be admitted to both the MPA and MSW programs separately. The application process involves:


  • Submitting separate applications for each program
  • Paying an application fee for each program to the Graduate School
  • Meeting with academic advisors to create a personalized study plan after acceptance

Program Completion

The Double/Dual Degree program is designed to be completed in three years. Students who start one program late can work with their advisors to develop a plan that allows them to complete both degrees within the three-year timeframe.


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