Indian Law (Online), MJIL

Required courses (16-19 credit hours)

• MJIL - 6602 Introduction to the Federal and Legal Administrative System (2 hours)
• MJIL - 6603 Principles of Federal Indian Law (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6623 Tribal Government (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6692 Intro to Legal Writing (2 hours)
• MJIL - 6682 Research Methods in Indian Law (2 hours)
• MJIL - 6671 Introduction to Capstone Master Project (1 hour)
• MJIL - 6672 Capstone Master Project (2-5 hours)

Electives Courses

Twelve to fifteen elective credit hours to be taken from 18 different elective courses.

• MJIL - 6853 Energy & Indian Land Title (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6683 Rise of International Indigenous Rights in the US (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6614 Social Services Delivery in Indian Country (4 hours)
• MJIL - 6802 Tribal Economic Development (2 hours)
• MJIL - 6633 Tribal Gaming Law (3 hours)
• MJEL - 6023 Basic Oil & Gas Law (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6643 Civil Jurisdiction in Indian Country (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6653 Criminal Jurisdiction in Indian Country (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6862 Finance & Accounting Concepts in Native American Business (2 hours)
• MJIL - 6622 Indian Child Welfare Act (2 hours)
• MJIL - 6613 Indian Civil Rights (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6813 Indian Property Rights (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6693 Basic Environmental Law (3 hours)
• MJIL - 6873 Water Rights & Water Law (3 hours)
• MJIL - Law Librarian

Note:

The MJIL is a part of the Native American Law Center, and the Worcester Sovereignty Project - these are path-marking entities at the TU College of Law, seeking to promote awareness of Indian Sovereignty, while helping to defend issues important to Indians and Indian tribes across the nation.  Many of the courses offered in the MJIL are the same as those found in the upper division Indian Law classes at the TU College of Law.