9 Master's degrees offered by the university

Designed for professionals interested in gaining a better grounding in law and regulation to advance your career, the 30-credit-hour Juris Master program from Emory University offers the insight and flexibility to help you achieve your goals.

The Laws program from Emory University is a highly customizable 24-credit-hour program designed for individuals with a first degree in law who are seeking to build upon their legal background for professional and scholarly advancement.

The Law and Public Health program at Emory University offers students the opportunity to pursue JD and MPH degrees simultaneously.

Emory Law and the Roberto C. Goizueta Business School cooperate in a Juris Doctor - Master of Business Administration program at Emory University that enables a student to receive the juris doctor and master of business administration (JD/MBA) degrees in four years rather than the usual five. Candidates for this degree program apply to each school independently. 

Emory University's JD/MDiv program in Law and Theology offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of both legal principles and theological perspectives. Prepare to engage in meaningful conversations at the intersection of law and theology, equipping yourself with the knowledge and skills to address complex legal and ethical issues.

Emory University Law and the Rollins School of Public Health cooperate in a program that enables a student to receive the Juris Doctor and Master of Public Health (JD/MPH) degrees in three-and-a half years rather than the usual five.

The Juris Doctor and Doctor of Philosophy in Religion  is administered by Emory University Law and the Graduate Division of Religion, a unit of the Laney Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. 

Broaden your understanding of legal systems around the world with Emory University's MCL program in Comparative Law. Explore the complexities of legal frameworks across different jurisdictions, gain a global perspective on law, and prepare for a career in international law or cross-border legal practice.

The part-time Master of Legal Studies Program from Emory University School of Law combines the flexibility of online learning with immersive assignments to ensure students have the skills and experience to think critically in a variety of legal situations.