Combining the Bloustein School's master of public policy (M.P.P.) and master of urban and public informatics (M.P.I.) degree programs leads to a three-year dual-degree option for program and potential applicants. Admission to the dual M.P.P./M.P.I. degree program is highly selective and requires simultaneous, separate applications to and acceptance by each program. A total of 60 credits must be completed in a minimum of two and a half years of full-time study.

The M.P.P. degree requires a set of core, concentration, and elective courses. The list of core, concentration, and elective courses for the M.P.P. degree may be found here. Dual-degree students starting in the M.P.P. must complete 12 M.P.I.-eligible credits beyond their 48-credit requirement for the M.P.P., totaling 60 credits.

The M.P.I. degree requires 30 credits of core courses and 6 credits of electives. Dual-degree students starting in the M.P.I. must complete 24 M.P.P.-eligible credits beyond their 36-credit requirement for the M.P.I . degree, totaling 60 credits.

The most current program information may be found at the Bloustein School website.