Juirs Doctor/Master of Science in International Economics (JD/MSIE)

This program combines the study of law with international economic institutions, business issues, markets, and trends. JD/MSIE is appropriate for those who want to practice law in fields requiring an understanding of the global economy. Through careful integration of the JD and MSIE curricula, the program allows students to earn both degrees in four years (Law School Day Program) or five years (Law School Evening Program).

All candidates for admission to the joint degree program must satisfy the admission requirements for the JD and for the MSIE programs, and submit an application for admission to each school. The LSAT is required by the Law School and will be accepted in place of the GRE by the MSIE program.

Applications for admission to the Law School must be submitted by March 1 for enrollment beginning the following fall (the Law School admits students for the fall only). International students must also take the TOEFL and provide a statement of financial resources.

Application to the joint program may also be made during the first or second year of study in the Law School or during the first year of full-time study in the MSIE program.

The program requires completion of five required MSIE courses and three electives, including EC 785 and/or EC 786, and all of the core courses required for the JD degree.

For more information on the MSIE or the JD program, visit the respective web page.