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Joint Degree Programs
The College of Law offers joint degree programs in cooperation with other colleges, schools and departments of the University. The joint degree programs enable students to earn two degrees concurrently, the Juris Doctor and the Master's. The College of Law offers joint degree programs in conjunction with the College of Business as well as with the departments of Economics, International Affairs, Public Administration, Social Work, Urban and Regional Planning, and, most recently, with the School of Information Studies.
The following links provide, first of all, general information about all joint degree programs, then information that relates to specific programs.
Students pursuing a joint degree generally spend the first year of the program enrolled in the College of Law. During the first year of law school, students should submit a departmental application directly to the graduate program of choice (application deadlines may vary). It is not necessary to apply for both programs at the same time. Upon admission to both programs, students must file a joint degree approval form with the College of Law Office of Admissions and Records. The joint degree approval form requires certification and the signature of the appropriate faculty advisors at the College of Law and the graduate department.
Florida State Law Joint Degree Program Application
For more information on the joint-degree programs e-mail or phone the Admissions Office at (850) 644-3787.