Bachelor of Development Studies / Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies

Push for equality for all

This combined degree program is embedded with Indigenous culture, knowledge and practices. Examine inequity in education, health and business and social contexts. Contribute to the push for equal rights - both locally and globally.

A partner in the program, The Wollotuka Institute is committed to the advancement of Indigenous education at a local, national and international level.

You will gain an understanding of uneven development, decolonisation, identity cultures, and representation. You'll graduate an active global citizen, ready to create innovative solutions to pressing issues.

Course overview

Specialise your studies by choosing a major from each degree program.

Eligibility for admission to this program is based on applicants meeting the minimum selection rank, or satisfying the requirements for an approved admission scheme.

The University of Newcastle accepts a range of qualifications to determine eligibility for admission. These include, but are not limited to, Australian or overseas senior secondary qualifications (such as the HSC), prior tertiary studies, prior TAFE/VET studies, and completed enabling programs.

For further information on the pathways that are available to you, please refer to:

• Domestic Applicants
• International Applicants

Overall minimum: 6

Sub test minimum: 6

This program opens doors for jobs in a range of areas in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous organisations in a global context.

Skills, abilities and knowledge learnt in the combined program are highly sought after by a broad range of employers, including international aid organisations, consulting firms and local, state and federal government departments.

Professional Outcomes