Subject description

Indigenous Thinkers: Global Perspectives is the Capstone Subject in the Indigenous Studies Major. It introduces students to the different ways Indigenous people understand and represent the diversity and complexity of their own lives, while recognizing that our understandings of Indigenous histories, knowledges, experiences and social realities have been profoundly shaped … For more content click the Read More button below.

Enrolment rules

Pre-Requisite

Equivalence

INDS300 - Indigenous Peoples and Decolonisation: Global Perspectives
ABST300 - Indigenous Theories of Decolonisation

Tutorial enrolment

Students can enrol online via the Tutorial Enrolment link in SOLS

Delivery

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Teaching staff

Subject coordinators
Lecturers

Learning outcomes

On successful completion of this subject, students will be able to:
1.
Develop an appreciation of Indigenous people as both consumers and producers of knowledge;
2.
Critically evaluate a range of theoretical, conceptual and empirical tools for making sense of the histories, knowledges, experiences and social realities that shape Indigenous communities.
3.
Critically engage with the theories and concepts taught throughout course.

Assessment details

Project Proposal
Annotated Bibliography
Project Negotiated Capstone Project

Textbook information

No prescribed textbooks for this subject. Students will be advised of recommended texts at the commencement of session

Contact details

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