Access our curriculum resources and discover how we help educators to teach about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia with confidence. Our vision is a world in which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and cultures are recognised, respected, celebrated and valued.
Choose your course Choose your course Aboriginal Cultures. Hrs per week:. Fees from. Statement of Attainment in Aspects of Traditional Aboriginal Cultures online options available.
Short Courses in Aboriginal Cultures. Aboriginal Languages. Courses customised for Aboriginal people. Bachelor of Business HE You may also be interested in You may also be interested in Early Childhood Education. Aged Care. Community Services. Further Study and Career Preparation. In doing so, we build the capacity to not only see beyond the daily headlines, but also to interrogate the recurrent and emerging debates that impact on Aboriginal affairs in the broadest sense.
Our program facilitates an understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and societies, past and present relationships between indigenous Australians and other peoples globally, and the development of intercultural competence. An understanding of Aboriginal Australia is a prerequisite for an understanding of contemporary Australian society.
Header image: Oliver Strewe, Tourism Australia. My research shows that Australian history textbooks continue to portray Australians as white. Read more about Robyn Moore's research. Explore a range of subjects which are connected by the process of Aboriginal dispossession, and the resistance and responses to dispossession and oppression on the part of Indigenous communities, with study materials generated by both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.
Examine the political, social, economic, cultural and historical context of Aboriginality and Aboriginal peoples in colonial and contemporary Australian society, with a program that takes a unique multi-disciplinary approach. Begin with an overview of historical and contemporary Aboriginal Australia in your first year, and choose from more specialist areas from your second year.
Specialisations range from the Aboriginal experience in Tasmania to units which consider Indigenous societies in other parts of the world. In a rapidly changing cultural environment, contributions to Aboriginal community development and equity are being made from an increasingly wide range of professional areas. Indigenous people have also been increasingly participating in the private sector, with Indigenous arts and tourism particular areas of growth.
Employers depend on people who are effective communicators and decision-makers, with demonstrable skills in critical thinking, problem solving, research and investigation.
These abilities are fundamental for graduates in Humanities and Social Sciences, which includes Aboriginal Studies. Many people who undertake a minor in Aboriginal Studies treat it as a valuable adjunct to major in their undergraduate degree. A minor four units involve core and elective units in Aboriginal Studies which can be identified with HAB in the unit code.
As a diverse discipline, the core units will provide a necessary grounding in essential issues, while the elective units will allow you to follow your particular interest in Aboriginal Studies. Interested in studying with us? View past issues of AAS Explore now. Subscribe to the journal.
Subscribe to the journal Please contact us to order copies of past issues Individuals, organisations and students can subscribe to Australian Aboriginal Studies. About the journal The journal publishes thought provoking articles by leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander thinkers about the importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge to wellbeing as well as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of living in and engaging with the world.
Submissions In wanting to give pre-eminence to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural and intellectual traditions, we invite papers for forthcoming issues which clearly delineate the ethical decision-making that underpins the research approaches and methodologies that have been used. Please ensure your submission adheres to the guidelines below.
Guidelines All major articles will be peer reviewed. Ethics AAS values ethical research. Make sure you seek permission to use copyright material Tick off this checklist for authors seeking copyright permission. Submit your article for AAS.
Following are examples of the AAS referencing style. Oxford University Press. Musicology Australia Perfect Beat 5 1 — In P Brock ed. Oxbow Books, Oxford Monograph 10 pp.
Unpublished Doctoral thesis, University of California, Berkeley.
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