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Juris Doctor/Master of Arts in Philosophy Joint Degree

Duquesne University
Pittsburgh , United States
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Major
Liberal Arts | Management | Philosophy | Law
Discipline
Arts | Business & Management | Humanities | Law & Legal Studies
Minor
American and US Law, Legal Studies, and Jurisprudence | Liberal Arts and Sciences Studies and Humanities | Joint Operations Planning and Strategy | Philosophy and Philosophical Inquiry
Course Language
English
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Program Overview

Duquesne University's J.D./M.A. in Philosophy joint degree program combines rigorous studies in law and philosophy, allowing students to pursue advanced academic or legal careers. Candidates complete specific credit hours for both degrees, with limited course load restrictions. Upon completion, students earn degrees from both the Thomas R. Kline School of Law and the McAnulty Graduate School of Liberal Arts.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Duquesne University offers a Juris Doctor (J.D. )/Master of Arts (M.A.) in Philosophy joint degree program, allowing students to combine rigorous studies in law and philosophy. This unique offering creates opportunities for further academic or legal career advancement. Candidates can start their journey in either the Thomas R. Kline School of Law or the McAnulty Graduate School of Liberal Arts. Each school maintains its autonomy regarding admissions, and students must apply to both. Upon completing the respective graduation requisites, students earn degrees from both institutions.

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The J.D./M.A. in Philosophy joint program requires the completion of specific credit hours for both degrees. Students must fulfill the graduation requirements outlined by each program. During their studies, candidates are limited to 15 credit hours per semester, with the exception of their first year of law studies.

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