A joint degree program is an academic offering where two or more institutions collaborate to deliver a unified curriculum, leading to a single or dual credential. It often spans disciplines, countries, or institutions.
An academic program co-developed by two or more institutions, leading to a shared credential.
A program where a student earns two distinct degrees, typically in less time than earning them separately.
A structure that allows students to take courses at partner institutions.
A formal agreement between institutions to offer a joint academic program.
The process of awarding a degree jointly by the participating institutions.
Mutual acknowledgment of credits by partnering institutions.
Globalization and online delivery have made joint and dual degree models more common. Institutions are now focusing on portability, quality assurance, and accreditation alignment across borders.