Students who have declared the AIPHW minor for their master’s degree are required to take the following 6 credits:

• PubH 6241 American Indian Health Policy, Law, and Health Services Administration (2 cr)
• PubH 6242 Cultural Humility with American Indian Populations (2 cr)
• PubH 6243 American Indian Research, Evaluation and Collaborations (2 cr)

Doctoral students will select electives in consultation with advisor and Director of Graduate Studies (Linda Frizzell, lfrizzel@umn.edu) to complete the 12 credit minimum.

• AMIN 5107 The Structure of Anishinaabemowin, the Ojibwe Language (3 cr)
• AMIN 5141 American Indian Language Planning (3 cr)
• AMIN 5202 Indigenous Peoples and Issues Before the United States Supreme Court (3 cr)
• AMIN 5402 American Indians and the Cinema (3 cr)
• AMIN 5412 Comparative Indigenous Feminisms (3 cr)
• AMIN 5890 Readings in American Indian and Indigenous History (3 cr)
• AMIN 8910 Topics in American Indian and Indigenous Studies (1-3 cr)
• CI 8645 Indigenous Language Revitalization and Activist Research Methods (3 cr)
• CSPH 5212 Peace Building through Mindfulness, Transformative Dialogue in the Global Community (3 cr)
• DAKO 5126 Advanced Dakota Language I (3 cr)
• DAKO 5129 Advanced Dakota Language II (3 cr)
• LAW 6236 Indian Law (3 cr)
• LING 5900 Topics in Linguistics (1-4 cr)
• OJIB 5106 Advanced Ojibew Language I (3 cr)
• OJIB 5109 Advanced Ojibwe Language II (3 cr)
• OJIB 5202 Ojibwe Mastery II (3 cr)