The Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies at The University of Newcastle is designed for individuals passionate about engaging with Indigenous knowledge systems and contributing to social innovation on a global scale. You will explore critical Indigenous studies, developing inclusive workplace and entrepreneurial identities while building essential skills for positive change. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those seeking to address complex ecological, social, and economic challenges by utilising culturally secure and innovative approaches, preparing you to become a culturally aware and effective advocate.
You will study this program full-time on campus over three years, immersing yourself in core courses such as Aboriginal Professional Experience and Indigenous Research. The curriculum offers a deep dive into topics like Indigenous Health, Law, and Sustainable Environments, fostering a comprehensive understanding. You will graduate with the ability to critically analyse global issues from Indigenous perspectives and apply your knowledge to diverse career paths, including community development, policy advocacy, and international relations, equipped to make a meaningful impact.