法学博士/经济学文学硕士

JD / MA和JD / Ph.D。学位课程是为希望在法律和经济学领域内为自己的职业做好充分准备的学生而设计的。对任一联合学位课程感兴趣的学生必须分别申请并获得法学院和经济系的录取权，作为另一步骤，作为联合学位课程的一部分，必须获得两个学术单位的许可才能在这些单位中攻读学位。对任何一个联合学位课程的兴趣都应在学生的招生申请中注明，并且每个课程的招生委员会都可以考虑。或者，法学院或经济学系的在校学生可以在开始学习任一课程后，申请入读另一课程，并在两个学术单位申请联合学位。
The Department of Economics and the Stanford Law School offer a joint program leading to either a J.D. degree combined with an M.A. degree in Economics or to a J.D. degree combined with a Ph.D. in Economics. In addition, there are several abbreviated law programs open to economics graduate students that involve some exposure to law and lead to a masters level nonprofessional degree rather than to a J.D. The J.D./M.A. and J.D./Ph.D. degree programs are designed for students who wish to prepare themselves intensively for careers in areas relating to both law and economics. Student interested in either joint degree program must apply and gain entrance separately to the School of Law and the Department of Economics and, as an additional step, must secure permission from both academic units to pursue degrees in those units as part of a joint degree program. Interest in either joint degree program should be noted on the student's admission applications and may be considered by the admission committee of each program. Alternatively, an enrolled student in either the Law School or the Economics Department may apply for admission to the other program and for joint degree status in both academic units after commencing study in either program. oint degree student may elect to begin their course of study in either the School of Law or the Department of Economics. Faculty advisors from each academic unit will participate in the planning and supervising of the student's joint program. Students must be enrolled full time in the Law School for the first year of law school, and, at some point during the joint program, may be required to devote one or more quarters largely or exclusively to studies in the Economics program regardless of whether enrollment at that time is in the Law School or in the Department of Economics.