The University of Newcastle
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Do you want to work effectively with local and global communities using Indigenous knowledge systems to respond to ecological, social and economic challenges? The Wollotuka Institute within the University of Newcastle is committed to the advancement of Indigenous education at a local, national, and international level. You could find yourself in a range of vocations that require social innovation and digital excellence, utilising critical Indigenous knowledge to address pressing global issues. This degree is designed to deliver culturally aware and innovative social advocates and is open to all students.
Entrepreneurship and innovation; film, media, and cultural studies; global Indigenous studies; politics and international relations; human geography and the environment, human resource management, human services, sociology and anthropology, gender and sexuality studies, information technology, writing studies. Some selected majors are available fully online.
The Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies opens doors for jobs in a range of areas in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous organisations internationally. Graduates will pursue rewarding careers in Indigenous affairs and beyond.
Typical roles include global development worker, organisational cultural diversity practitioner, start-up entrepreneur, cultural heritage conservationist, social enterprise founder, digital media content producer, community development worker, program innovation consultant, policy, and research officer.
From 2023, all undergraduate students will complete work integrated learning as part of their degree programs.
Professional placement course in the associated workforce related to your major studies will maximise your Aboriginal-related experiences in a cross-cultural work environment as a minority worker.
Available as an additional year (or part-time equivalent) to students based on merit.
Recommended studies: English Advanced.
We encourage you to undertake bridging courses. NUPrep Bridging offers academic preparation and support short courses, which are free and can be completed on campus or online before you start your degree.
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If you completed or partially completed higher education studies, your grade point average can be converted to a selection rank for admission purposes.
If you completed or partially completed competency-based vocational education and training (such as TAFE, a private Registered Training Provider, or vocational studies undertaken in high school), this can be used to determine your eligibility for admission.
Studies completed at an AQF Level 4 (Cert IV) or higher provide Guaranteed Entry into many of our undergraduate programs.
If you do not have an ATAR (or equivalent) or formal qualification, Newcastle University offers a range of pathways toward your dream degree. No matter what your age or experience, there is a place for you.
If you have undertaken previous studies at another higher education institution or registered training organisation, you may be awarded credit towards your undergraduate degree. You must apply for admission before applying for credit.
View all details of this course on the University of Newcastle website.
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The academic content of all programs is subject to routine review.
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The academic content of all programs is subject to routine review. For up-to-date details, visit University of Newcastle degrees.
Honours
Applicants should note that under the revised Australian Qualifications Framework some programs are four-year programs available with direct entry. Other programs are three-year Bachelor degree programs. Meritorious students have the option to apply for an additional one-year end-on component after graduation. Check the course descriptions carefully.