Arts & Humanities
BA Anthropology
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
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- First-year applicants may enter in fall, spring or summer: the early action deadline of 15 November
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Colorado Law offers an American Indian law certificate demonstrating the completion of a concentrated course of study in the legal issues facing Native peoples and American Indian tribes. This certificate is attractive to legal, tribal and governmental employers, as well as employers seeking to do business with tribes and tribal members.
Faculty: Colorado Law | Duration: 92 credit hours | Location: Boulder, CO, United States
Students must complete at least 92 credit hours (89 credit hours are required for the JD), at least 18 of which are in designated Indian law and related courses. Sample listed courses: LAWS 7725 American Indian Law I; LAWS 7735 American Indian Law II; LAWS 7309 American Indian Law Clinic.
This certificate is attractive to legal, tribal and governmental employers, as well as employers seeking to do business with tribes and tribal members.
Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.
Duration: 92 credit hours
Apply through the official page: https://www.colorado.edu/law/admissions
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of Colorado Boulder, United States
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