UNSW Handbook Plan - Indigenous Studies

Indigenous Studies - ATSIB24037


	Faculty: ADMIN - Div. Registrar & Deputy Princi
	School: Nura Gili Indigenous Programs
	Contact: nuragili@unsw.edu.au
	Program: 4037 - Social Work/Arts
	Award(s):
	Bachelor of Arts (Minor)

Plan Outline

This plan is only available to students commencing Level 1 in 2012 onwards.

The Minor in Indigenous Studies is a suite of subjects that will provide students:

a deeper understanding of the knowledge systems that underpin the Indigenous people of Australia,
opportunities to engage the elements that continue to override its presence, and scholarly engagements to build capacity with theories and skills for navigating
the cultural interface between Indigenous and non‐Indigenous people.

Plan Structure

A student who wishes to complete the Minor in Indigenous Studies must complete 36 units of credit from ATSI coded courses including 12 uoc at Level 1, at least 12 uoc at Level 2 and at least 12 uoc at Level 3.

Level 1: (first offered in 2012)

ATSI1011 Indigenous Australia (6 UOC)
ATSI1012 Aboriginal Sydney (6 UOC)

Level 2: (Commencing in 2013 – Details to be confirmed in 2012)

ATSI 2011 Indigenous Australian Political History (6 UOC)
ATSI 2012 Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Politics (6 UOC)

ATSI2003 Indigenous Material Culture (6 UOC)
ATSI2004 Popular Culture Indigenous Aus (6 UOC)

ATSI 2xxx TBC (6 UOC)
ATSI 2xxx TBC (6 UOC)

Level 3: (Commencing in 2014 – Details to be confirmed in 2013)

ATSI3001 Colonisation & Indig. Identity (6 UOC)
ATSI3002 Indigenous Australia (6 UOC)
ATSI3003 Cultural Heritage Management (6 UOC)
ATSI3005 Whiteness - Identity & Diff. (6 UOC)

ATSI 3xxx TBC (6 UOC)
ATSI 3xxx TBC (6 UOC)
ATSI 3008 The Cultural Interface (Capstone Course) TBC (6 UOC)

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