Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Governance at University of Arizona

The graduate certificate program in Indigenous Governance provides you the professional development and leadership training necessary for a deep, practical understanding of Indigenous governance and rights. An accelerated version of the Master of Professional Studies in Indigenous Governance, the certificate program's curriculum consists of a series of 1-credit \"\"January in Tucson\"\" courses, covering topics from Native nation-building to comparative Indigenous governance, intergovernmental relations.

Faculty: James E. Rogers College of Law  |  Duration: 12 units  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Tucson, AZ, United States

What you will study

To earn the Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Governance, a student must complete 12 credits, including the following five courses: Rebuilding Native Nations: An Introduction (1 credit) Comparative Indigenous Governance (1 credit) Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Under International Law (1 credit) Comparative Legal Systems and Their Role in Nation Building (1 credit) Evidence for.

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