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What are the joint/dual degree programs?

April 26, 2017degree dual Joint Programs

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What are the joint/dual degree programs?

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Penn School of Social Policy and Practice offers the following dual degree programs: • MSSP/Master of Social Work (MSW) • MSSP/PhD in Social Welfare (PhD) • MSSP/Master of Public Administration (MPA) • MSSP/Master of Public Health (MPH) • MSSP/Juris Doctorate (JD) • Submatriculation MSSP/Bachelor of Arts (BA) A separate application to each school is required. Acceptance into the MSSP program is not confirmation of your acceptance into any one of the joint degree programs. In other words, if you apply for a joint degree, you are independently accepted (or not accepted) by each school.