What are joint degrees?
Joint degrees are specialised programmes offered by multiple universities working in partnership. These programmes enable you to earn a single degree that combines the strengths and resources of each institution.

Benefits of joint degrees:

• International Experience: Gain a global perspective through diverse teaching approaches and the opportunity to study abroad.

• Dual Expertise: Benefit from the guidance of academics from each participating university.

• Enhanced Skills: Develop capabilities valued in an increasingly globalised world, equipping you for a broader range of career opportunities.

• Recognised Qualification: Attain a respected degree jointly awarded by all partner institutions.

How do joint degrees work?
Universities collaborate to design a programme with a shared curriculum. Students may:

• Study at multiple campuses: Experience varied learning environments.

• Receive dual supervision: Gain academic support from staff at each university.

Ready to learn more?
Visit the Office for International Affairs website to discover whether a joint degree programme aligns with your academic aspirations.