Professor Asmi Wood

ANU College of Law, Bld 7, Fellows Rd, Acton ACT 2600

Research Themes
Research Centre
Biography
Asmi Wood’s current research and publications have centred around two main topics; firstly, Constitutional recognition of Indigenous people in Australia and secondly, Indigenous Participation in Higher Education.
The Australian Parliament, both Committees and individuals, Government agencies, community organisations, schools and Indigenous groups have all used Asmi’s research to clarify key issues among staff, invited Asmi to speak at their public events and make contributions to their literature. His research has included policy papers, law reform submissions and articles or chapters in journals and books.
Asmi has presented several keynote addresses to large conferences interested in Indigenous issues including on issues such as ‘recognition’.
Awards
Year | Title |
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2017 |
Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy |
2015 |
National Office of Learning and Teaching - National Teaching Awards: Neville Bonner Award for Indigenous Education |
2010 |
ANU Vice-Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Education |
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Recent news
In the Media
Past events
Join the LRSJ and the ANU Film Group for the screening of the Aussie classic, The Castle.
Sudents are warmly invited to our inaugural Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony.
Sudents are warmly invited to our inaugural Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony.
The Centre for International and Public Law is proud to host a panel discussion during National Reconciliation Week. Each panel member will speak on an aspect of their research that affects Indigenous communities.
View more publications on the ANU Researchers website
Research biography
Asmi Wood’s current research and publications have centred around two main topics; firstly, Constitutional recognition of Indigenous people in Australia and secondly, Indigenous Participation in Higher Education.
The Australian Parliament, both Committees and individuals, Government agencies, community organisations, schools and Indigenous groups have all used Asmi’s research to clarify key issues among staff, invited Asmi to speak at their public events and make contributions to their literature. His research has included policy papers, law reform submissions and articles or chapters in journals and books.
Asmi has presented several keynote addresses to large conferences interested in Indigenous issues including on issues such as ‘recognition’.
Currently supervising
Current courses
Year | Course code | Course name |
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2023 |
LAWS4238 Class #7149 |
Indigenous Peoples and the Law |
Previous courses
Year | Course code | Course name |
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2021 |
LAWS4238 Class #7308 |
Indigenous Australians and Law |
Teaching awards
Year | Title |
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2017 |
Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy |
2015 |
National Office of Learning and Teaching - National Teaching Awards: Neville Bonner Award for Indigenous Education |
2010 |
ANU Vice-Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Education |