Graduate Diploma of Indigenous Knowledge

Exercise critical thinking and judgement in identifying and solving problems in an Indigenous discipline or area of professional practice with intellectual independence

Engage with Indigenous communities and apply knowledge and skills creatively in response to problems and challenges within an area of Indigenous Knowledge, research and/or professional practice that aligns with community needs, values and cultural expectations

Demonstrate a well developed understanding of Indigenous Knowledge and Indigenous Research Methodologies informed by social responsibility, human rights and ethical and legal principles

Demonstrate an understanding of Indigenous cultural concepts and ways of knowing and being that influence Indigenous cultural settings physically, socially, politically, ecologically and economically. Demonstrate an advanced theoretical and technical knowledge in an Indigenous discipline or area of professional practice

Reflect on, assess and regulate your own learning, research capabilities and performance with personal autonomy and accountability

Communicate sensitively and appropriately in oral and written forms to demonstrate understanding of theoretical concepts and to transfer complex knowledge and ideas to a variety of audiences. Work in collaboration with Elders and in a team to achieve Indigenous community-determined goals

Apply and integrate an understanding of contemporary social and cultural diversity and Indigenous Knowledge provision that is informed by Indigenous realities, protocols, cultural competence and safety that includes respect for the rights of all persons in Australia and internationally.