LLM Programs in Indigenous Law / Native Peoples Law - United States
A top-tier U.S. law school, the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law offers graduates of U.S. and foreign law schools the opportunity to pursue a master of laws (LLM) in one of three programs: International Trade & Business Law, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy, or General. For many non-U.S. lawyers, our two-year JD program may be a better option, offering a JD in only two years and access to the bar exam in all 50 states. Study in sunny Tucson, Arizona, then practice anywhere.
Full-Time: Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy LL.M., International Trade and Business Law LL.M., General LL.M., Master of Legal Studies (MLS) more…
Distance Learning: Master of Legal Studies (MLS) Online more…
By Research: Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy SJD, International Trade and Business Law SJD more…
Full-Time: LL.M. Degree, Master of Studies in Law (MSL) - Ethics and Compliance, Intellectual Property, Technology, and Telecommunications Law more…
Full-Time: LL.M. in Energy & Natural Resources Law, LLM in American Law for Foreign Lawyers, LL.M. in American Indian & Indigenous Law more…
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