J.D. (or Joint Degree in Law and Social Work)

A Joint Degree in Law and Social Work (J.D.) allows students to earn two degrees simultaneously: a Juris Doctor in law and a Master’s in Social Work. This program is designed for individuals interested in addressing legal and social issues, preparing them to work in areas like family law, child welfare, and advocacy. Graduates possess a unique combination of legal knowledge and social work skills, enabling them to navigate complex systems and provide comprehensive support to clients. This interdisciplinary approach equips students to advocate for social justice and handle the legal aspects of social issues effectively.