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Dual Degree Programs

In addition to its regular degree, the CRP program provides for dual degrees in both Latin American Studies and Public Administration that allow students to expand their education in interdisciplinary ways. The CRP program provides such students a unique opportunity to gain additional credentials for specialized professional practice.

Students with undergraduate degrees in any discipline may be admitted, provided they meet the entrance requirements of both degree programs. A new student wishing to pursue a dual program applies for admission to both departments, identifying each department to the other in their applications. Although a single application fee is charged, each department will review the application separately. A continuing student may apply for admission to a second program by filing a Change of Degree Program/Addition of Major form by the regular application deadline. Acceptance of this petition by the second department will establish the student's status in the dual degree program.

Students pursuing a dual degree program do not necessarily follow the same curriculum as regular CRP students. Full-time dual-degree students can expect to complete requirements in six semesters (3 years). Students interested in these opportunities should contact the appropriate coordinator.

Graduate Program

• Community Development


• Natural Resource Planning


• Physical Planning

• Latin American Studies


• Public Administration

• Historic Preservation & Regionalism


• Town Design

Undergraduate

Minor