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Unit of Study INDG2014 - Aboriginal Organisational Principles and Practices (2025)

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Examines Indigenous people’s ways for collaborating and working together in various contexts. Cultural safety, models and methods for integrating community and cultural principles with organisational objectives and governing policies will be explored.

Unit content

Topic 1: Administration and Cultural Divergence
Topic 2: Subversive Organisation
Topic 3: Co-cultural Organisational Principles
Topic 4: Community Organisation Case Study

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Term3,5
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On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

explore the everyday practices and events in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and community organisations as behaviour with immense administrative potential

evaluate the re-positioning of administrative and human resource systems required to accommodate and tap the latent potential of Indigenous family and community organisation

examine effective and shared value systems and procedures for new ways in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community organisations and business.

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