To earn this concentration, students must:
- Complete at least 18 credits as outlined in the requirements listed below
- Earn at least a 3.0 grade point average in the required courses
- Earn a 3.5 grade point average in the required courses to receive Honors in the Concentration
1. Required Core Courses
- Federal Law & Indian Tribes
- Law of Indian Nations
2. Complete at least 2 credits from the following:
- Native Nations Externship
- Advanced Topics in Indian Law Seminar
3. Complete at least 10 credits from the following:
- Any remaining course listed under Section 2.
- Administrative Law
- Advanced Constitutional Law
- Real Estate Transactions I
- Real Estate Transactions II
- Intro to Environmental Law
- Natural Resources Law Climate Change, Human Rights, and the Environment
- Tax Policy Seminar
- Bus Orgs: Partnership, LLC, Closely-Held Corps
- Family Law: Marriage & Divorce
- Family Law: Parent & Child
- Health Law
- Employment Law
- Labor Relations Law
- Federal Jurisdiction
- Land Use Controls
- Trust & Estates
- Indian Child Welfare Act (MSW) (if approved for non-law credit)
For more information or questions about the Federal Indian and Tribal Law concentration, please contact Professor Torey Dolan or Professor Amanda White Eagle.
