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Tribal/Indigenous Law Program

As of 2025, 8 U.S. colleges are offering Tribal/Indigenous Law and its subprograms. 3 schools offer the Tribal/Indigenous Law program in graduate level, and the average graduate program tuition of the Tribal/Indigenous Law programs is $15,631 for state residents and $29,810 for out-of-state students.

Tribal/Indigenous Law by Degree and Programs

3 graduate schools have Tribal/Indigenous Law programs and no schools offer the program for BS degree.
Tribal/Indigenous Law Programs by Degree
Number of Offered Schools
Certificate Programs-
Associate's1
Bachelor's-
Master's3
Doctorate-
Post Graduate3
Post-Bachelor's2
Post-Masters1

U.S. Colleges Offering Tribal/Indigenous Law Program

School NameUndergraduate TuitionGraduate TuitionPopulatoinGraduation RateStudents to Faculty
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Public, four-years
$25,892 ($10,083) $25,060 ($13,040) 6,893 38% 11 to 1
Arizona State University Campus Immersion
Public, four-years
$33,139 ($12,223) $27,521 ($13,587) 79,818 68% 18 to 1
University of Arizona
Public, four-years
$39,903 ($13,573) $34,110 ($14,856) 56,365 68% 20 to 1
Western Michigan University
Public, four-years
$19,952 ($15,987) $29,681 ($20,103) 16,744 58% 16 to 1
University of Minnesota-Duluth
Public, four-years
$20,134 ($14,608) $32,862 ($21,630) 9,253 65% 16 to 1
The University of Montana
Public, four-years
$33,671 ($8,552) $37,595 ($10,039) 10,811 48% 17 to 1
Oglala Lakota College
Public, four-years
$2,684 $2,518 1,188 9% 10 to 1
University of South Dakota
Public, four-years
$12,942 ($9,432) $12,768 ($7,118) 10,619 60% 16 to 1