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LLM in American Indian and Indigenous Law

2 Years On Campus Masters Program

University of Tulsa

Program Overview

The goal of the LLM in American Indian and Indigenous Law is to educate Students in the issues critical to understanding and representing American Indian and other indigenous people, both in the United States and abroad. Finally Students study three foundation sets of legal principles: law of the tribal governments, domestic laws of the United States (Federal Indian law), and the international law applicable to indigenous people

Program Key Stats

$37050 (Annual cost)
$ 55



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Eligibility Criteria


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Additional Information & Requirements

Completed Graduate School application (paper or online) with a Statement of Purpose, Three letters of recommendation from individuals who can comment on their academic potential, Official transcripts from all universities attended, Confirmation of Financial Resources

Career Options

  • Indian Family Law
  • Indian Natural Resource Law and Land Titles
  • Indian Civil and International Rights

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