Overview

Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in American Indian Studies / Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in American Indian Studies is located in Tucson, AZ, in an urban setting.

Degrees & Awards

Degrees Offered

Degree
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Master of Arts (MA)

Earning Your Degree

Part-time study available?
Evening/weekend programs available?	No
Distance learning programs available?	No
Terminal master's degree available?	No

Degree Requirements

Degree	Requirement
Master's Degrees	Thesis Required
Doctoral Degrees	Comp Exam Required Thesis Required

Admissions

Applying

75

Application Fee - Domestic

Yes

Electronic
applications accepted?

Application Deadlines

Type	Domestic	International	Priority date
Fall deadline	January 15th	January 15th	No
Spring deadline	August 1st	August 1st	No

Entrance Requirements

Exam	Details
Master's Degree Requirements	3 letters of recommendation, 2 writing samples, resume
Doctoral Degree Requirements	Statement of purpose, 3 letters of recommendation, 2 writing samples, resume

International Students

Exam	Details
TOEFL: Required	TOEFL Paper score: 550 TOEFL IBT score: 79

Tuition & Fees

Financial Support

Application deadlines for financial awards	January 15
Types of financial support available	Health Care Benefits Institutionally-sponsored Loans Scholarship and/or loans Graduate Assistantships Tuition waivers for student who do not receive fellowships or assistantships Financial support for part-time students

Research

Focus of faculty research:	Indian law and policy, Indian societies, Indian language and literature, Indian education
Externally sponsored research expenditures last year:	0

Location & Contact

Address 1103 East Second Street, Room 218
Tucson, AZ  85721
United States

Contact Dr. Ofelia Zepeda
Department Head
Email: ofelia@email.arizona.edu
Phone: 520-626-7108
Fax: 520-621-7952

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