Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Indigenous Law & Civil Rights Litigation

Post-J.D. master of laws exploring federal Indian law, tribal sovereignty, land rights, Voting Rights Act litigation, and international human rights frameworks.

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Application checklist & requirements

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Academic degree / Prerequisites: J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school or foreign equivalent law degree
English language proficiency: TOEFL 90+ or IELTS 7.0
Standardized testing (GRE/GMAT): Exempt
Thesis / Research statement: Scholarly legal research statement
Recommendation letters: Two legal academic references

How much will it cost? How much funding is available?

Financial support / stipend: SULC Graduate Law Fellowships up to $6,000
Application fee: $50
Tuition / joining costs: $18,500/total program

Dates and verification

Application deadline: May 1, 2027
Last source review: 2026-10-16

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Important verification note

Facts reflect official Southern University Law Center documentation reviewed 2026-10-16. Admissions, funding allocations, and eligibility thresholds are evaluated by the university.

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