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Arts and Humanities
- #22 in the world
- 2022 QS World University Rankings
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Immerse yourself in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories and understand the links between colonisation, today’s social issues, and Indigenous rights advocacy. We engage in research, thinking and policy to uncover histories and links between land, cultural rights, human rights and social justice in Australia and around the world.
We draw on strength and guidance from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, one of the oldest knowledge systems in the world, and we welcome students of all nationalities who wish to engage with and learn about Australian Indigenous culture.
Our students are equipped with the knowledge and skills to engage positively with Indigenous communities and support their cultural wellbeing, integrity and expression.
Develop a deep understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, histories and knowledge systems, drawing on history, anthropology, sociology, art, linguistics, and health studies. Be taught by Indigenous and non-Indigenous academics from across the University and experts from the wider community, and develop your knowledge of the many voices, perspectives and priorities of Indigenous peoples and communities.
*Available to all students studying the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Visual Arts, as well as all combined Bachelor of Advanced Studies degrees.