The phrase "a double degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an academic qualification that is awarded for completing two degree programs simultaneously or consecutively.
Example: "After four years of hard work, she graduated with a double degree in Business and Psychology."
Alternatives: "dual degree" or "combined degree".
Matthew had a double degree in biology and chemistry and had worked in a lab at Emory.
Lisa, who has put in some time in Mosca's kitchen, recently got a master's degree from Tulane — a double degree in social work and public health.
Swaffer said although she'd needed support with her lifestyle, including studying a double degree fulltime, it was "not logical" to go from that to "able to do nothing" the next day.
All subjects will be taught and examined in the language of the country in which they are being taught, and at the end, students will be awarded a double degree - a BA from Kent and the Diplome de l'IEP.
Since graduating with a double degree in economics and political science in 2007, I have been working in the public service in a variety of roles from economist, government relations adviser and now, a senior policy analyst.
Business school and law school — he got a double degree at Harvard in 1975 — would hone Mr. Romney's analytic bent, as would his years at Bain and his experience turning around the troubled 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.
A double degree-of-freedom model for the heave and pitch self-excited motion is used.
They plan to offer programmes including a double MBA, a joint international master's, and a double-degree for engineering or management graduates from BIT.
Because nowadays, most of the work teams are international, we consider providing our students a double-degree master's programme.
For example, we are unable to tell from the data if participants in year 3 were in their final year of study, or if they were enrolled in a four-year program, a double-degree program or a conversion program (e.g. qualified paramedics who were enrolled in a Bachelor of Paramedicine program).
Many of my friends took a "safety minor" or a "safety double degree in something that would make them more marketable to non-music employers.
