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Increasingly popular, joint degrees are run by two or more host universities, often based internationally, and completed within the same lapse of time as regular single honors programs.
A joint degree will typically involve spending time studying at each university, eventually writing a single thesis in collaboration with your supervising departments, drawing together everything you’ve learned into a coherent project.
From getting multiple degrees and increasing your employability to doubling or even tripling your network of contacts, the benefits of completing a joint degree are obvious. Yet the experience can also be challenging, especially when it comes to adapting to different education systems and departments, sometimes with opposing methodologies and perspectives!
So, are joint degrees worth the hype or just a fad? Read on for five reasons why joint degrees in management are a sound investment.
1. You’ll gain an international edge.
To launch a successful career in international business, you need all the help, insight and experience you can get. Many joint degrees are run by departments across different countries, featuring a semester or more abroad. emlyon business school’s two-year MSc in Management - European Triple Degree – Grande Ecole, for instance, is run in collaboration with Germany’s Ludwig Maximilian Universität and the UK’s Lancaster University Management School, offering students the chance to spend a year in Lyon, Lancaster, Shanghai and/or Munich.



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