9.2. Master's Degree with Two Majors

A student may pursue one master's degree with two major areas. Such a program must have the concurrent recommendation of the administrators of the two programs. The Plan of Study shall clearly delineate the course work required for each major area.

• A minimum of 40 credit hours are required, including at least 14 graduate course credits in each of the two major areas.
• No more than 10 of the required 40 credits shall be research credits under the Plan A masters, while no more than four of the required 40 credits shall be paper credits under the Plan B master’s.
• The student is required to conduct interdisciplinary scholarly work culminating in one master's paper or thesis acceptable in both major areas.