Dual Masters Degrees - CAPPA - The University of Texas at Arlington Dual Masters Degrees Dual degrees are an excellent way to merge perspectives and skills across multiple disciplines while reducing the cost of obtaining separate degrees. Apply UTA BENEFITS OF THE DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM Students can apply a number of semester hours jointly to each degree, reducing the total number of hours to earn both degrees separately (and the cost!). The number of hours ranges from nine to eighteen hours, subject to the approval of Graduate Advisers/Directors from both programs. For the MPA, the contacts are Karolyn Field and Dr. David Coursey STANDARD DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Community & Regional Planning Master of Criminal Justice Master of Social Work (MSW) Students can propose their own dual degree program. How to Participate in the Dual Degree Program Students must apply separately to each program and submit a separate program of work (viz., proposed class schedule) for each degree. Existing students can add a dual degree if they are admitted to the second program before completing beyond 24 credit hours in the MPA. Students and applicants interested in a dual degree are strongly advised to contact the Graduate Adviser for details. Explore More Details in UTA Graduate Catalog Overview Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Student Achievement Data Bachelor of Science in Architecture Master of Architecture Master of Science in Sustainable Building Technology Faculty Studio Culture Policy First Year Competency Graduate Studio Lottery Accreditation Overview Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Urban Design Master of Landscape of Architecture Dual Master’s Degree with NTU Design Playbook Planter Project Faculty Overview Advanced Standing MCRP Program Master of City and Regional Planning Dual Master Degrees Ph.D in Urban Planning and Public Policy Overview Online MPA City Cohort On-Campus Dual Master Degrees Ph.D in Public Administration and Public Policy Certificate Programs Profile Research Expertise Jobs and Opportunities Doctoral Student Research Overview Architecture History Minor Environmental and Sustainability Studies Minor Urban Affairs Minor Overview International Program Innsbruck Address College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs 601 W. Nedderman Drive Suite 203 Arlington, TX 76019-0108 Connect with us CAPPA Facebook CAPPA Instagram CAPPA LinkedIn Important Links Give to CAPPA News CAPPA SharePoint Contact