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  • Ph.D in Political Science
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  1. American Politics
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MPP/Ph.D. in Public Policy & Political Science

The Masters of Public Policy Program and the Department of Political Science now offer a dual M.P.P./Ph.D. Students would receive both an M.P.P. and a Ph.D. in Political Science within the same 72 credit hours that would be normally required for a Ph.D. in Political Science. Students who seek to earn the dual degree must apply to and be accepted by both the Public Policy and Political Science programs. (Students enrolled in the dual degree would not earn a masters in Political Science.) Students must meet all of the requirements in both programs.