American Indian Studies Minor
Prepare to thrive in a diverse world through study of the cultures and experiences of Native Americans.
Supplement your education with a minor in American Indian Studies by understanding the culture, perspectives and history of Indigenous peoples.
- Program type:
- Minor
- Format:
- On Campus or Online
- Est. time to complete:
- 1-2 years
- Credit hours:
- 21
Why minor in American Indian studies?
With a minor in American Indian Studies at UND, you'll learn to think critically, communicate effectively and apply your knowledge in complex situations — skills that are essential in nearly every career today. You'll gain a critical understanding of:
- Native cultures, experiences and histories
- The importance of Native voices and perspectives
- The wide variety of Native experiences through history and today
You'll join a close-knit group of students and faculty who are deeply engaged in research and service to the community — and you'll prepare for a dynamic career in a diverse world.
American Indian Studies at UND
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Engage in research through independent study courses.
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Take on a real-world internships and get involved in service learning.
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Join the UND Indian Association and participate in activities like a film festival and an annual week-long series of events centering on the American Indian experience.
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Form connections with dedicated faculty and receive guidance to help you achieve your academic and professional goals.
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Learn to promote and encourage communication about culture as a member of the Indian Studies Association.
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Gain specific knowledge about how your field relates to indigenous peoples and their situations.
American Indian Studies Courses You Could Take
Become a Leader in Action
Learn to promote cultural diversity and traditions through coursework and campus events.