- 12 hours of coursework with content relevant to the field of indigenous studies approved by the student’s graduate committee.
- 9 hours of electives.
- An M.A. examination: an oral examination in which the candidate defends his or her portfolio, which will be composed of the student's entire body of work completed in courses counted for the degree.
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