Dual Degrees
Getting a dual degree is a great way to enhance the value of your legal education. The University of Denver Sturm College of Law has a number of dual degree programs, primarily offered through other University of Denver departments, that allow you to receive both a J.D. and an advanced degree in a different field.
Full-time students can usually complete both degrees in four years and may transfer 10 semester hours of approved credits toward the J.D. program. The Sturm College of Law requires that first year law students take only law classes. Please also note that you must be accepted to both programs separately. For more information on the approval process please see DU’s Graduate Degree page.
Students may also take advantage of the University of Denver’s flexible dual degree program, which allows students to link to any two graduate programs.
Dual Degree Contact Information
Sturm College of Law
Legal Administration (MSLA)
Hope Kentnor, 303.871.6308
Natural Resources
Lucy Daberkow, 303.871.6324
Graduate Tax Program
Stacy Anderson, 303.871.6209
Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM)
Geography
Will Kiniston, 303.871.2513
School of Engineering and Computer Sciences (SECS)
Computer Science
Jen Strahl, 303.871.2458
Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Economics
Dr. Peter Ho, 303.871.2259
Mass Communications
Renee Botta, 303.871.7918
Public Policy
Erin Dietrich, 303.871.3252
Graduate School of Social Work
Social Work
Colin Schneider, 303.871.2841
Conflict Resolution Institute
Conflict Resolution
Karen A. Feste, 303.871.6477
Daniels College of Business
Business Administration
International Management
Real Estate and Construction Management
- Rifkin Center for Student Services, 303.871.3416
Josef Korbel School for International Studies
International Studies
Brad Miller, 303.871.2544