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Follow your passion for culture in Australian Indigenous Studies

Learn from experienced Indigenous academics as you expand your knowledge of Aboriginality in Australia, both now and in the past, by studying relevant histories, anthropology, politics and sociology.

Learn from the past and the present

In this course, you'll examine a range of contemporary issues that affect the lives of Indigenous Australians and explore how these issues are expressed through song, dance, story, art, film and theatre. You'll examine personal and national identity, and learn the local language, taught by both Indigenous and non-Indigenous lecturers. This course is run in collaboration with the Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre.

Shape a unique and rewarding career

By completing this course, you'll develop the skills and knowledge you need to build a dynamic career, which could include roles in the federal or state public sector. You can even combine Australian Indigenous Studies with another discipline to broaden your career in another area - such as health, mining or tourism. If you'd like to be a primary school teacher, either in a remote community or in the metropolitan area, explore your options in our joint degree in Primary Education and Australian Indigenous Studies.