IGCRTG - Indigenous Governance

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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 Indigenous Governance Principles (1 credit)

• Alternate Requirement - Capstone Project (1-2 credits; can replace other requirements with permssion)

All courses offered during January In Tucson are eligible credits for the GC.

*The GC requires applicants to have completed a bachelor’s degree as a prerequisite. GC required and elective courses are offered in-person during January in Tucson with an option to earn credits through a self-initiated Capstone Project.

Examples of elective courses can be found here: https://law.arizona.edu/iplp-courses

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Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.