Indigenous and Native American Studies Graduate Minor

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About the Indigenous and Native American Studies Graduate Program

Students will examine the concepts and impacts of sovereignty, decolonization, colonization, and indigenizing on the lives, culture, and communities of Indigenous Peoples and Native Americans through a variety of instructional methods and interdisciplinary collaboration. 15 hours are required.

Core Course

INAS 5301 - Seminar in Indigenous & Native American Studies 3 Semester Credit Hours

Electives

ANTH 5323 - Topics in Cultural Anthropology 3 Semester Credit Hours
ARTH 5335 - Hemispheric Arts of the Americas 3 Semester Credit Hours
ENGL 5327 - Studies in Multicultural American Literature 3 Semester Credit Hours
HIST 5319 - Studies in Native-American History 3 Semester Credit Hours
LAW 6343 - Indigenous Justice 3 Semester Credit Hours
SPAN 5370 - Colonial Spanish American Literature 3 Semester Credit Hours
WGS 5310 - Feminist Thought and Theories 3 Semester Credit Hours
WGS 5360 - Foundations of Women’s Studies 3 Semester Credit Hours