Arizona State University College of Law
Tribal Policy, Law & Government
The Indian Legal Program was established in 1988 to provide legal education, scholarship, and public service to tribal governments. Because of the strength of the Indian Legal Program, the LL.M. in Tribal Policy, Law and Government was also established. It allows lawyers interested in teaching or practice related to Native American issues to further their career goals through concentrated, rigorous, real-world study.
- Application Deadline
- Fall: July 1; Sp: Nov. 15
- Application Fee
- $60
- Requirements
- Application; Personal Statement; Resume; 2 Letters of Recommendation; Writing Sample; and Academic Transcipts. International Applicants will also need academic transcripts evaluated by World Education Service (WES) and take the TOEFL exam.
- Distance Learning?
- No
- Externship Option?
- Yes
- Is your program open to students from the United States?
- Yes
- Is your program open to students outside of your country?
- Yes
- Duration Full-Time
- One academic year
- Part-Time
- Up to 3 years
- Tuition Resident
- $1,062
- Non-Resident
- $1,650
Contact Information
- Contact Phone
- 480-965-6847
- Contact Email
- llmasu@asu.edu
- Contact Website
- www.law.asu.edu/llm