Hi,

I'm interested in pursuing an LLM in Human Rights with a focus on Indigenous Rights in the US. Although the Indigenous Law programme at U of Arizona looks fantastic, I'm a bit worred about limiting myself too much and think a broader LLM may be better in the long term.

Does anyone know if the any of schools offering LLMs in Human Rights has significant course offerings in Indigenous rights?

Many Thanks.

Check out Saint Thomas University in Miami (Florida). A friend of mine did her LLM on Indigenous people and human rights there some years ago. Don't know whether the course still exists. Good luck!

if you're interested in a LL.M in human rights, you should give a look to Northwestern and Notre Dame

Uni Essex in Colchester, UK, has some great and relevant courses. Check out Prof John Packer's work in the field...

let me just add that at NU Law they tend to be pretty generous to those in need of financial aid. actually, I have now 3 fellow studying on a full-tuition scholarship. best of luck!