The rapper revealed that she wants to limit her team-ups, after featuring on tracks by Madonna, David Guetta, Kanye West and Drake over the past year.
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Asked which artist she would still like to work with, Minaj told US radio station Breakfast Club: "My fans want a Beyoncé collab. That's the only one."
The star also insisted that jibes from her fellow female contemporaries do not bother her and that she looks up to Beyoncé's husband Jay-Z.
"These little spats and these little issues, I rise to the occasion every time," she added. "A lot of girls want it, but they haven't been tested so much along the way.
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"A rap battle, I could do that in my sleep now. I'm trying to get paper. I watch what Jay-Z did and I feel like if he could do it, I could do it. Just 'cause I'm a girl, doesn't make me any different."
Nicki Minaj is on course to claim her first UK number one album with Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded this weekend.
The collection is also expected to debut at number one on the UK Billboard 200 after analysts predicted first-week sales of 225,000 copies.
Watch the music video for Nicki Minaj and David Guetta's 'Turn Me On' below:
