Course summary
The Bachelor of Indigenous Knowledge is specifically designed to communicate and generate a better understanding of Indigenous world views by exploring past and present histories in a culturally diverse and supportive environment.
The degree increases awareness of Aboriginal and other Indigenous peoples' histories, ways of living and social commitments while raising understanding between all people of matters relevant to a shared and valued future. The course offers majors to prepare graduates for diverse professional pathways where a sound basis of Indigenous knowledge is required. Students begin studying these majors from their second year.
Scholarship and contemporary academic development and standards in Indigenous and non-Indigenous contexts are a core component in preparing graduates for employment pathways.
The Bachelor of Indigenous Knowledge is specifically designed to communicate and generate a better understanding of Indigenous world views by exploring past and present histories in a culturally diverse and supportive environment.
The degree increases awareness of Aboriginal and other Indigenous peoples' histories, ways of living and social commitments while raising understanding between all people of matters relevant to a shared and valued future. The course offers majors to prepare graduates for diverse professional pathways where a sound basis of Indigenous knowledge is required. Students begin studying these majors from their second year.
Scholarship and contemporary academic development and standards in Indigenous and non-Indigenous contexts are a core component in preparing graduates for employment pathways.
Majors include:
- Community and Land Management
- Aboriginal Health Care.
Graduate Attribute | Course Learning Outcome |
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Intellectual rigour | Exercise analytical thinking, critical thinking and and reasoning and problem solving skills |
Creativity | Demonstrate innovative, sensitive and creative responses and solutions to challenges in cultural and indigenous and community contexts |
Ethical practice | Demonstrate a knowledge of, and commitment to, social responsibility, ethics and human rights in cultural and indigenous contexts |
Knowledge of a discipline | Demonstrate an understanding of a broad and integrated body of knowledge of cultural concepts and indigenous ways of knowing and being Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the physical, social, political, ecological or cultural influences that impact indigenous cultural settings |
Lifelong learning | Integrate responsibility for independent, self-directed learning and reflective practice Locate, analyse, evaluate, and use information from a range of sources |
Communication and social skills | Communicate sensitively and appropriately in an oral and written forms as appropriate in a variety of cultural and indigenous contexts Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of collaboration and teamwork and communication skills in cultural and indigenous settings |
Cultural competence | Apply and integrate an understanding of social, indigenous and cultural diversity, and respect for the identity of all persons Demonstrate an understanding of Indigenous contemporary realities and protocols |
Course overview
Course code
3009250
Course abbreviation
BIndigK
Credit points
288
Equivalent units
24
Duration
3 years full-time; 6 years part-time
Duration
3 years full-time
Availability details
Domestic
Location | Teaching period | UAC code | QTAC code |
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Lismore | Session 1 | 337118 | 057701 |
Online | Session 1 | N/A | N/A |
Fee information
International
Location | Teaching period | Annual Fees | CRICOS |
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Lismore | Session 1 | $24,000 ($3,000 per unit) | 093086G |
Course requirements
See the University’s Rules Relating to Awards, in conjunction with the Specific Award Rules listed below.
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To be eligible for the award of Bachelor of Indigenous Knowledge, a candidate shall successfully complete the equivalent of twenty-four (24) units comprising:
- All eight (8) units listed in Part A of the Schedule of Units; and
- One (1) eight (8) unit Major, selected from Part B of the Schedule of Units; and
- Eight (8) elective units, selected from Part C of the Schedule of Units;
- A candidate, who while enrolled in the Bachelor of Indigenous Knowledge, has successfully completed the equivalent of sixteen (16) units, may elect to be awarded the Associate Degree of Indigenous Knowledge following withdrawal from the Bachelor degree.
- A candidate, who while enrolled in the Bachelor of Indigenous Knowledge, has successfully completed the equivalent of eight (8) units, may elect to be awarded the Diploma of Indigenous Knowledge following withdrawal from the Bachelor degree.
Schedule of units
Course progressions
Your course progression is in the recommended order you should complete your course in. It is important that you follow this to ensure you meet the course requirements. Assistance on how to enrol can be accessed here.
Students should use course progression information to select units specific to their course and enrol in these units using My Enrolment
Browse uni-wide elective units by selecting Uni-wide elective in the advanced filter of the Unit search
Browse shared majors and their units at Shared majors
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 1 |
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Core Unit: HUM71001 - Indigenous Scholarship | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71006 - Indigenous Knowledge | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71003 - Introduction to Indigenous Research | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 1, Session 2 |
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Core Unit: HUM71005 - Aboriginal Cultural Strengths | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: IHE71001 - Aboriginal Health Care Network | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 2, Session 1 |
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Major Unit: IHE73002 - Elder Care and Wellness | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: SOC73001 - Caring for Country | Advanced | ||
Major Unit: IHE72009 - Indigenous Health Promotion I | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: IHE72007 - Addiction and Aboriginal Communities | Intermediate | ||
Year 2, Session 2 |
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Major Unit: IHE73003 - Indigenous Health Promotion II | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Session 1 |
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Core Unit: HUM72012 - Working with Aboriginal Communities I (Professional Engagement) | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: IHE72008 - Indigenous Case Management and Care Planning | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: IHE73004 - The Therapeutic Community | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Session 2 |
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Major Unit: IHE73001 - Chronic Care | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: HUM73005 - Working with Aboriginal Communities II (Professional Placement) | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: IST73001 - Independent Study: Indigenous Research Project | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 1 |
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Core Unit: HUM71001 - Indigenous Scholarship | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71006 - Indigenous Knowledge | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71003 - Introduction to Indigenous Research | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 1, Session 2 |
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Core Unit: HUM71005 - Aboriginal Cultural Strengths | Introductory | ||
Major Unit: LAW00055 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Issues | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 2, Session 1 |
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Elective Unit: TRM72001 - Indigenous Tourism | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: HUM72011 - Country, Culture and Heritage | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: MNG72011 - Aboriginal Social Enterprise I | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: MNG72010 - Aboriginal Organisational Principles and Practices | Intermediate | ||
Year 2, Session 2 |
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Major Unit: MNG73010 - Aboriginal Social Enterprise II | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Session 1 |
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Core Unit: HUM72012 - Working with Aboriginal Communities I (Professional Engagement) | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: HUM73001 - Aboriginal Community Organisations: Ethics and Sustainability | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: SOC73001 - Caring for Country | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Session 2 |
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Core Unit: HUM73005 - Working with Aboriginal Communities II (Professional Placement) | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: IST73001 - Independent Study: Indigenous Research Project | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Study Period 6 |
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Major Unit: BIO00244 - Protected Area Management | Advanced |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 2 |
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Core Unit: HUM71001 - Indigenous Scholarship | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71005 - Aboriginal Cultural Strengths | Introductory | ||
Major Unit: IHE71001 - Aboriginal Health Care Network | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 2, Session 1 |
|||
Core Unit: HUM71006 - Indigenous Knowledge | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71003 - Introduction to Indigenous Research | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit: | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 2, Session 2 |
|||
Elective Unit | |||
Major Unit: IHE72009 - Indigenous Health Promotion I | Intermediate | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Session 1 |
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Major Unit: IHE73002 - Elder Care and Wellness | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: SOC73001 - Caring for Country | Advanced | ||
Major Unit: IHE73003 - Indigenous Health Promotion II | Advanced | ||
Major Unit: IHE72007 - Addiction and Aboriginal Communities | Intermediate | ||
Year 3, Session 2 |
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Major Unit: IHE73001 - Chronic Care | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: HUM72012 - Working with Aboriginal Communities I (Professional Engagement) | Intermediate | ||
Core Unit: IST73001 - Independent Study: Indigenous Research Project | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 4, Session 1 |
|||
Core Unit: HUM73005 - Working with Aboriginal Communities II (Professional Placement) | Advanced | ||
Major Unit: IHE72008 - Indigenous Case Management and Care Planning | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: IHE73004 - The Therapeutic Community | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit |
Title | Level of learning | Note | |
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Year 1, Session 2 |
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Core Unit: HUM71001 - Indigenous Scholarship | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71005 - Aboriginal Cultural Strengths | Introductory | ||
Major Unit: LAW00055 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Issues | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 2, Session 1 |
|||
Core Unit: HUM71006 - Indigenous Knowledge | Introductory | ||
Core Unit: HUM71003 - Introduction to Indigenous Research | Introductory | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 2, Session 2 |
|||
Major Unit: MNG72011 - Aboriginal Social Enterprise I | Intermediate | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Session 1 |
|||
Core Unit: HUM72012 - Working with Aboriginal Communities I (Professional Engagement) | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: HUM73001 - Aboriginal Community Organisations: Ethics and Sustainability | Advanced | ||
Major Unit: TRM72001 - Indigenous Tourism | Intermediate | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Session 2 |
|||
Core Unit: HUM73005 - Working with Aboriginal Communities II (Professional Placement) | Advanced | ||
Core Unit: IST73001 - Independent Study: Indigenous Research Project | Advanced | ||
Elective Unit | |||
Year 3, Study Period 6 |
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Major Unit: BIO00244 - Protected Area Management | Advanced | ||
Year 4, Session 1 |
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Core Unit: SOC73001 - Caring for Country | Advanced | ||
Major Unit: HUM72011 - Country, Culture and Heritage | Intermediate | ||
Major Unit: MNG73010 - Aboriginal Social Enterprise II | Advanced | ||
Major Unit: MNG72010 - Aboriginal Organisational Principles and Practices | Intermediate |
Notes
Note 1: | Double weighted unit |