The MArch/MS-DMT Dual Degree combines the two-year/60 credit hour (4 terms) MArch professional degree with the three semester /36 credit hour (3 terms) MS-DMT post-professional degree. The resulting 6-term/81 credit hour program of study, includes up to 16 double counted credit hours. Graduates with the dual degree are highly qualified professionals who pursue careers in academia, at a wide range of private and public agencies and in non-profit organizations. Given the location of the courses within the calendar, in particular with the MS program falling within a summer, and both Thesis and Capstone sharing a location in the Winter term, it is possible for a student to acquire a dual degree over the course of 6 semesters, 2 years of a fall and winter with a summer term in the middle, and one additional fall semester. To finish within this timeframe students would need to focus on the MS work in the middle of the MArch sequence. MS Capstone would replace the student taking Thesis, and the student would return to the MArch program to take Systems after having completed the MS concentration.