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About the course
This graduate certificate is designed for people working, or planning to work, with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. You’ll explore the cultural diversity and lived realities of Indigenous Australians and examine cultural, social, economic and political issues through an Indigenous perspective. Units are grounded in social justice and Indigenous critical theory, supporting culturally informed professional practice in Indigenous Australian Cultural Studies.
What you might learn
You’ll develop skills to work with Indigenous peoples in culturally appropriate ways, applying cultural protocols and Indigenous cultural competencies. You’ll learn to critically analyse issues of cultural significance, integrate information including Indigenous perspectives, and communicate using best-practice approaches. The course also builds capability for ethical collaboration and for evaluating local, national and international Indigenous issues relevant to Indigenous Australian Cultural Studies.
Career outcome
Graduates can support culturally appropriate practice in roles that engage with Indigenous communities and organisations. The multidisciplinary focus is valued in sectors managing cultural and community protocols, including mining, education and health, as well as government, community services and NGOs. This graduate certificate can strengthen capability for community engagement work and provide a foundation for future research partnerships in Indigenous Australian Cultural Studies. Preparing graduates for advanced professional, specialist, and leadership roles in the discipline.
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