Dual Degrees

The MHA/MSG dual degree fosters a contemporary skill set with which students can draw upon in their careers managing long-term care facilities or agencies providing services to the aging.

The Master of Public Administration/Master of Arts in Jewish Nonprofit Management has been developed, in cooperation between the USC Price School and the Zelikow School of Jewish Nonprofit Management at HUC-JIR, to prepare those students who want to pursue a career in Jewish nonprofit management.

The Master of Public Administration/Master of Science in Gerontology dual degree offers students interested in management of agencies and institutions the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge of the administrative and organizational processes and management skills necessary for the effective delivery of services to older persons.

The MPA/MSW dual degree offers students interested in careers as administrators of social agencies the opportunity to prepare for social work while developing the administrative capabilities necessary in the public sector.

The dual degree program with the USC Gould School of Law and the USC Price School of Public Policy enables qualified students to earn a Juris Doctor/Master of Public Administration (JD/MPA) in approximately four years of study.

The USC Price Master of Public Policy/Master of Urban Planning dual degree program gives students the opportunity to develop advanced analytic and design skills with which to effectively address issues facing urban communities.

The Price School of Public Policy and the Gould School of Law offer a dual degree program enabling qualified students to earn both the Juris Doctor and the Master of Public Policy degrees within four years.

The Doctor of Philosophy in Education / Master of Public Policy dual degree offers students interested in careers in education policy rigorous training in education, policy research and analysis.

The USC Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development/Juris Doctor (MRED/JD) dual degree program is designed for in-depth study of legal issues with a specialized focus on real estate.

The Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development/Master of Business Administration dual degree program is designed to hone a student’s skills in planning, land development, marketing, decision sciences, accounting, management, finance and economics.

The USC Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development/Juris Doctor (MRED/JD) dual degree program is designed for in-depth study of legal issues with a specialized focus on real estate.

The Master of Urban Planning/M.A. Art and Curatorial Practices in the Public Sphere dual degree program offers an unusually rich opportunity for students develop professional skills for leadership in advancing urban public art within the larger context of community development.

For people who want to create livable cities rooted in history and culture, the Master of Heritage Conservation/Master of Urban Planning (MHC/MUP) dual-degree program offers the best of both worlds.

The Master of Urban Planning/Master of Public Administration dual degree program is designed for the study of the relationships between planning and public administration.

The USC Price MUP/Dollinger MRED dual degree program enables students to gain expertise in turning space into place. Skills in planning, land development, market analysis, finance and economics are built into a challenging program of theory and practice.

The USC Master of Urban Planning/Master of Business Administration dual degree program enables students to understand the implications of public policy and planning strategies on both local and global business development.

Qualified students who are admitted to the Master of Landscape Architecture program in the School of Architecture and to the graduate program in the USC Price School of Public Policy may complete both degrees in a highly integrated five-seven semester program.

The USC Master of Urban Planning/ Master of Public Health dual degree is designed for those who envision a career related to urban planning in the context of healthy communities.

The dual degree in social work and planning provides skills and real-world experience for students who plan to pursue careers related to societal and community welfare policy, social planning, or social services delivery. Graduates find a broad range employment options and professional advantages are gained by holding the dual degree.