Joint Degree Programs
- LL.M. in Judicial Studies. A program for siting state, federal, and international judges that takes place over two summers (four weeks per summer). The inaugural class of 2012 included a total of 18 judges, including 12 state court judges, 4 federal court judges and 2 international judges. Faculty included Justice Samuel Alito; Judge Lee Rosenthall of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas; and David_F._Levi, Former U.S. Federal Judge and Dean of Duke Law School; as well as guest lectures from the Chief Justices of both the Supreme Court of Utah and the Supreme Court of Texas.
- JD/LLM in International & Comparative Law
- JD/LLM in Law & Entrepreneurship
- JD/MA or MS
- JD/MBA and Accelerated-JD/MBA (Fuqua_School_of_Business)
- JD/Master of Environmental Management (Nicholas_School_of_the_Environment)
- JD/Master of Public Policy (Sanford_School_of_Public_Policy)
- JD/Master in Global Business Law
- JD/Master of Theological Studies
- JD/MD (Duke_Medical_School)
- JD/PhD
- JD/MPP or MPA (John_F._Kennedy_School_of_Government at
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