The UNC Policy Manual
400.1.12
Adopted
04/11/03
A Joint
Degree is a degree awarded by two or more UNC constituent institutions or a UNC
institution and a non-UNC educational institution who are participating in a
joint degree program. A joint degree
will carry the names of two or more institutions on the student’s diploma.
Joint
Degree programs must be approved by the Board of Governors and proposals are to
follow a process similar to that for the approval of a degree program for a
single campus. Upon approval by the
Board of Governors, UNC institutions may award joint degrees in the approved
programs. The president will promulgate
regulations for implementing the awarding of joint degrees.