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Unit of Study INDG1007 - Introduction to Indigenous Research (2024)

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Unit description

Provides a balanced introduction to Indigenous research theory and practice. Students learn the structures and procedures of ethical research, within an Indigenous context. Comparisons between Indigenous and non-Indigenous research theory and practice are explained. 

Unit content

Module 1: Introduction and Indigenous Research History

Module 2: Academic Skills: Annotated Bibliography

Module 3: Academic Skills: Literature Review

Module 4: Research Principles and Ethics

Module 5: Theories and Methods of Indigenous Research

Module 6: Personal and Professional Issues

 

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On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

explain the principles of ethical research policy and practice

investigate the methods of Indigenous and non-Indigenous research

examine legal, ethical and representation issues in research

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