Gain access to diverse career paths and opportunities by pairing your MBA with another graduate degree. Whether you want to explore the intersection of business and sustainability, public policy, healthcare, or a variety of other fields, Michigan Ross will help you gain the skills you need to create the career you want.
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Established dual degrees at Michigan Ross
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Student-initiated dual degree available at Michigan Ross
Environment & Sustainability
Complement your MBA with a Master's of Science in as little as one additional semester. Erb Institute MBA/MS dual-degree students develop the practical management tools, real-world experience, and the social and environmental sustainability lens that helps business professionals respond to today's complex risks and opportunities.
Medicine
In this five-year dual degree program, students enrolled at the University of Michigan Medical School pursue complementary interests in medicine and business to graduate with both an M.D. and MBA.
Public Health
Do more in public health with a dual degree that prepares you for management and leadership. This three-year program is offered jointly through Michigan Ross and the Department of Health Management and Policy.
Public Policy
If you’re eager to take on pressing societal issues from a multidisciplinary perspective, consider pursuing an MBA and MPP in a three-year dual-degree program jointly run by Michigan Ross and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.
Law
Learn to make a legal case and a business case in this four-year program that leads you to MBA and JD degrees.
Additional options include:
Architecture
Asian Studies
Construction Engineering
Dentistry
Educational Studies
Environment and Sustainability
Health Services
Higher Education
Industrial and Operation Engineering
Information
Japanese
Law
Manufacturing Engineering
Medicine
Modern Middle Eastern
Naval Architecture
Nursing
Pharmacy
Public Policy
Russian, East European
Social Work
South Asia
Southeast Asia
Urban Planning
Michigan Ross dual-degree students are interdisciplinary leaders and drive innovation, both at U-M and after graduation. See how some of our dual-degree students and alums are utilizing their versatile skill sets to make an impact.
Take Electives That Interest You
Choosing your own path at Ross starts with bidding on Multidisciplinary Action Projects at the end of your first year. You can pick your entire second year and build a schedule with the electives that interest you most.
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