In collaboration with the Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law, students can enrol in a four-year Juris Doctor/Master of Journalism (JD/MJ) dual degree, which brings together two fields that, although often distinct in practice, share a common foundation. At a time when truth and justice is more important than ever, this program will position graduates to fulfill important roles in a wide variety of sectors.
To enrol in the dual degree, students must first successfully apply to both programs separately.
Admissions requirements
Juris Doctor. Master of Journalism
Degree structure and curriculum
Year |
Area of study |
|---|---|
| 1 | First-year Master of Journalism courses |
| 2 | First-year Juris Doctor courses |
| 3 | Combined coursework (MJ/JD)
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| 4 | Combined coursework (MJ/JD)
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