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4006
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This course entry should be read in conjunction with information provided in the 'Faculty information' section of this Handbook by the Faculty of Arts
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DescriptionThis course is designed for both practitioners already employed with Indigenous communities or who are active in associated or allied work (such as public record offices, libraries, museums and community cooperatives, keeping places, native title, government instrumentalities) and for students who wish to gain further academic knowledge and credentials in the field of Australian Indigenous studies and enable a sensitive response when involved in important decisions about Indigenous knowledge and the maintenance of cultural heritage. The course not only explores some continuing problems in Indigenous studies but also focuses on change and development. The course addresses issues of local and international importance within the framework for maintenance and control. Various regional, bilateral and international structures for reclamation of cultural heritage are discussed. ObjectivesStudents completing this course will demonstrate:
StructureThis course consists of two level four 12-point units. RequirementsStudents must complete two of the following units: Progression to further studiesStudents who complete the graduate certificate with a minimum credit average, may apply to transfer to course 4007 Graduate Diploma in Australian Indigenous Studies. Award(s)Graduate Certificate in Australian Indigenous Studies
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