JD/MBA - Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration
The School of Law and Goizueta Business School cooperate in a program that enables students to receive the Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration degrees in four years rather than the usual five. Graduates of the program have accepted positions with law firms, corporations, government agencies, public interest organizations, banks, consulting firms and major accounting firms.
JD/MTS - Juris Doctor and Master of Theological Studies
A component of the Law and Religion Program, this four-year, joint degree program leads to both the JD and the MTS degrees. Students select law as their primary vocation but spend an additional year pursuing theological studies. Click here to visit the School of Theology web-site at http://candler.emory.edu/.
JD/MDIV - Juris Doctor and Master of Divinity
A component of the Law and Religion Program, the Candler School of Theology and the School of Law offer a five-year course leading to both the JD and the MDiv degrees. This joint program encourages interdisciplinary approaches to ethical issues.
JD/PhD - Juris Doctor and Doctor of Philosophy in Religion
Candidates may pursue a joint Law and Religion program offered by both the law school and the Graduate Division of Religion. This program is open to students interested in law and religion viewed from an ethical, sociological, or comparative perspective. Candidates apply separately to the law school and to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
JD/MA - Juris Doctor and Master Judaic Studies
A component of Emory's Law and Religion Program, the Law School and the University's Department of Judaic Studies offer a joint-degree program allowing a student with an appropriate undergraduate background in Judaic Studies to earn a master's degree while pursuing the JD degree in four years rather than the usual five.
JD/MPH - Juris Doctor and Master of Public Health
The School of Law and the Rollins School of Public Health offer a unique, joint degree program that prepares students for a variety of opportunities in both the legal community and the health professions. This program may be completed in seven semesters.
JD/REES Certificate Program
Emory Law School and the Center for Russian and East European Studies cooperate in program that allows students to pursue Soviet, post-Soviet, and East European studies to receive a JD certification in these areas. Students must first be admitted to the JD program and then evaluated for the certification program. Students with a strong level of proficiency in Russian or in another language of East/Central Europe or the former Soviet Union will be given serious consideration.