Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies

Challenge and develop policy affecting social justice in the indigenous workforce and community

Do you want to work with local and global communities? Do you want to understand how to engage with Indigenous knowledge systems to respond to ecological, social and economic challenges? The Wollotuka Institute is committed to the advancement of Indigenous education at local, national and international levels.

Find yourself in a range of careers that require social innovation, cultural competence and multimedia capabilities. Utilise critical Indigenous knowledge to address pressing global issues and work more effectively in cross-cultural settings. This program is designed to expose students to diverse worldviews, producing culturally responsive and innovative social justice advocates.

Course overview

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 mainstream organisations in a global context. Graduate with an understanding of Aboriginal culture, history and political life in Australia.

You will have the ability to challenge and develop policies affecting social justice in the workforce and community.

On completion of this degree, you’ll be able to work in roles such as: