Joint Programs are collaborative educational initiatives between two or more institutions, often combining resources and expertise to offer students unique learning opportunities. These programs can lead to dual degrees or specialized certifications, allowing students to benefit from the strengths of each participating institution. Typically, Joint Programs involve shared curricula, faculty, and facilities, enhancing the overall educational experience. They may focus on various fields, such as business, engineering, or public health, and are designed to prepare students for a global workforce by providing diverse perspectives and skills.