Juris Doctor and Master of Public Administration (JD/MPA)

Full-time students are able to complete the two degrees in less time because, through the program, specified courses taken at the Institute of Public Service within the College of Arts and Sciences may count toward the law degree and specified courses taken in the School of Law may count toward the MPA degree. The joint degree program is also available to part-time students. The Seattle University public administration and law joint degree program allows students to choose whether their first year is spent in the Institute of Public Service (IPS) or in the School of Law. Once a student chooses, he or she may not cross over into the other area during that first year. The second year is spent in the other school (e.g., if the student chose law first, the second year would be in public administration and vice versa). The last two years (or more) are mixed in that students may take courses in both IPS and the law school.

The Institute of Public Service operates on a quarter system and the School of Law operates on a semester system. Therefore, specific schedules must be carefully coordinated with and approved by the associate dean for students at the School of Law and the director of IPS.

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