Teaching and learning
We provide an opportunity for Indigenous students to choose from a wide range of courses (subjects) that will be delivered in a culturally appropriate way.
Our courses have been especially developed for Indigenous Australians interested in working with Aboriginal communities or organisations that have close relationships with Aboriginal communities:
Culturally appropriate course delivery often including field trips, guest speakers and hands-on activities are a feature of FedUni courses: Study in small classes at a regional campus with the active support of the FedUni AEC and other Indigenous students.
Flexible study options for many courses
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Online (or a blend of these) from home or on campus in four locations (Mt Helen, Camp Street, Gippsland and Horsham campuses).
We have a long-standing commitment to teaching, learning and research within the area of Indigenous studies. The area is multi-disciplinary and incorporates activities across a range of disciplines.
Indigenous studies subjects on offer
(subject to availability and eligibility)
- Indigenous Culture
- Indigenous History
- The Anthropology of Australian Indigenous Art
- Victorian Aboriginal History 1800-1900
- Aboriginal Affairs and Indigenous Activism
- Indigenous Societies Contemporary Australia
- Indigenous Health
- White Law in Black Australia
- Myths and Massacres
- White Law in Black Australia
- Indigenous Education
- Issues in Special Interest Tourism - Indigenous Tourism
- BA Major Project
Options are also available for postgraduate research in Indigenous studies (Master by Research or a PhD).