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Master's

American Indian Studies MA

University of California, Los Angeles College of Letters and Science 33 courses

About This Program

American Indian Studies MA is a Master's program offered by College of Letters and Science at University of California, Los Angeles across 33 courses.

Degree Requirements

American Indian Studies Graduate Courses

Graduate courses UCLA's General Catalog lists for this department. This is not a degree plan; requirements are set by the program.

Code Course Title Credits
AM IND 201 Introduction to Interdisciplinary Methods in American Indian and Indigenous Studies 4
AM IND 202 Key Theories and Concepts in American Indian Studies 4
AM IND 228A Tribal Legal Systems 3 or 4
AM IND 228B Tribal Legal Systems 1 or 2
AM IND 238A Tribal Legal Development Clinic 3
AM IND 238B Tribal Legal Development Clinic 1
AM IND 261 Comparative Indigenous Societies 4
AM IND 265 Federal Indian Law I 4 or 6
AM IND 265B Federal Indian Law I 1 to 8
AM IND 267 Federal Indian Law II 4
AM IND 267B Federal Indian Law II 1 to 8
AM IND 274 Good Native Governance 4 or 6
AM IND 280A Indigenous Peoples in International Law 2
AM IND 280B Indigenous Peoples in International Law 1
AM IND 596 Directed Individual Studies 4 to 8
AM IND 598 Research for and Preparation of MA Thesis 4 to 8
AM IND C220 Working in Tribal Communities: Introduction 4
AM IND C221 Working in Tribal Communities: Preparing for Fieldwork 4
AM IND C222XP Working in Tribal Communities: Community-Engaged Learning 4
AM IND C230 California Indian Strategies for Contemporary Challenges 4
AM IND C245 Contemporary Indigenous Nations 4
AM IND C268 Healthcare for American Indians 4
AM IND C270 California Indian History 4
AM IND C275 Cultures of Native Southern California 4
AM IND C278 California Experiences in Native Cultural Resource Management 4
AM IND M200B Cultural World Views of Native America 4
AM IND M200C Contemporary Issues of American Indians 4
AM IND M203 Advanced Historiography: American Indian Peoples 4
AM IND M207 Economic Principles and Economic Development in Indigenous Communities 4
AM IND M208 Native American Languages and Discourses of Indigeneity 4
AM IND M265A Federal Indian Law I 1 to 8
AM IND M267A Federal Indian Law II 1 to 8
AM IND M272 Seminar: Cultural Property Law 3 or 4

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