The three-credit hour U.S. & Global Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Power undergraduate degree requirement

The U.S. & Global Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Power (DEIP) Requirement for three undergraduate credits is a University Requirement independent from General Education curriculum requirements and is fulfilled through completion of an approved University of New Mexico course. All courses that fulfill the requirement are listed here. Some courses that fulfill the U.S. and Global Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Power (DEIP) requirement, particularly courses numbered at the 1000- and 2000-levels, can also be taken to fulfill an area requirement in General Education at the same time. You can see whether the courses listed here will count for general education by checking the courses listed under the Areas of Study on this website.

How to Navigate:

This is a comprehensive list of past and presently approved courses. The search tool below will allow you to search multiple ways for courses that are or were approved for the DEIP Undergraduate Requirement. This list is updated every summer.

Courses are approved to count for the DEIP requirement for specific semesters only. If you are a student, we recommend that you use the "Semester Range" filter to ensure that the course is approved for the term that you register and complete the course with a grade of solid C or higher.

How do I select a class to complete the DEIP Undergraduate Requirement?

The DEIP requirement may also apply to other degree requirements such as GenEd, major, minor, or electives. Your Academic Advisor can talk with you about how to build this requirement into your degree or if a DEIP course is already a required class for your program.

How to use the search below:

1. Select the semester you plan to complete the DEIP requirement to make sure you are only looking at courses approved for that semester.
2. If you want to filter your results for a certain subject or keyword in the title, you may choose to use those filters as well.
3. Be mindful that just because a course is approved for a particular semester, it does not mean it is being offered that semester. You will need to view the Schedule of Classes for course availability.

If you would like to verify a course will satisfy your DEIP requirement after you register, you can check your LoboTrax Degree Audit or contact your Academic Advisor.

Explanation of Start and End Semester Codes:

These are codes used by UNM to indicate the academic year and semester #'s (Spring = 10, Summer = 60, Fall = 80). This can be helpful if you are looking up a very specific class and want to see when it was approved and when it was no longer approved.

Examples:

Spring 2023 = 202310
Summer 2024 = 202460
Fall 2025 = 202580