Prospective Students
Studying Australian Indigenous Issues at ANU
Undergraduate
Students wishing to include some elements of
Indigenous Australian Studies in their Undergraduate degrees
should consult the ANU website Undergraduate:
Indigenous Australian Studies
Postgraduate
Research Towards Higher Degrees by
Coursework
NCIS welcomes enquiries from prospective higher degree
students wishing to study at ANU. Relevant Graduate Courses
include:
Master of Arts (Indigenous Australian Studies)
Convenor: Professor Nic Peterson
Master of Arts (Museums and Collections)
Convenor: Dr Kylie Message)
Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory
Development: Graduate Program in Indigenous Policy
Convenor: Dr Patrick Kilby or Professor Jon Altman
For further information contact the course
Convenor or the Convenor of the Graduate School of Indigenous
Studies Peter.Veth @
anu.edu.au or visit Graduate
Studies in Indigenous Australia
Research Towards Higher Degrees by
Thesis
A very wide range of supervision on Australian Indigenous
topics is available at ANU. Prospective students should first
consult the ANU website, Information
for Prospective Graduate Coursework, then the Higher Degrees
adviser in the College in which their research interests are
most likely to fall.
A PhD at NCIS?
NCIS especially welcomes enquiries about studying for
a higher degree by thesis based at our Centre.
At present Ms Sophia Close is examining: Indigenous self-determination
in Torres Strait and the Pacific region - future policy options
for hybrid self-governance and investigating the relationships
between Indigenous internationalism and Fourth World activism
to State-based aid and development mechanisms in building Indigenous
self-determination.
Research Supervision Interests at NCIS:
Professor Michael
Dodson
* Indigenous Law
* Land Rights
* Native Title
* Public policy
* International Indigenous Law
* Indigenous Rights and Social Justice
* Reconciliation Governance
* Reconciliation
* Governance
Associate Professor Peter Veth
* Indigenous Cultural Heritage Studies
* The Archaeology and History of Australian Indigenous Peoples
* Contact Archaeology and Native Title
* Australian and Global Desert Societies
* The Portrayal of Indigenous Culture in the Media
* Capacity Building in Indigenous Research
* Cultural Transmission in Indigenous Societies
* Frameworks for Heritage Legislation
* Heritage and Management
* Regional Heritage Protocols
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