Officials say they created the dual degree to allow students an interdisciplinary view of the intersection between public policy and law.

 

“The JD/MSPH is a powerful degree that will provide our students with an understanding of the intersections between law, health policy, and public health," said Campbell Law Interim Dean Keith Faulkner in a news release. "

JD/MSPH students will study topics including community health, health system reform, and policy research. This program will be a great compliment for those students seeking a traditional legal job in health law and will provide an alternative career path for those seeking careers in the health care policy and non-profit arenas.”

 

Campbell Law offers five dual degree programs - three with Campbell University and two with NC State University.