Studies in Settler Colonialism
You'll learn about issues and factors that have shaped and/or are influencing change within Indigenous communities today within Australia and beyond.
A major in Studies in Settler Colonialism offers you a dynamic array of online units of study to choose from. We make use of innovative technology and teaching methodologies to enhance and maximise your learning.
Undergraduate and postgraduate courses
Majors in Studies in Settler Colonialism: We offer an undergraduate major in Studies in Settler Colonialism in undergraduate degrees, as well as degrees at Masters and PhD level.
From the courses below, link to the Course and Unit Catalogue, go to Course Rules and Plans, then scroll down to Program of Study.
Study on campus in Armidale or fully online in your own home, or abroad.
PAIS104 Introduction to Indigenous Australia PAIS105 Global Indigenous Experiences PAIS322 / PAIS522 Indigenous Politics and Public Policy PAIS323 / PAIS523 Indigenous Business and Community Development PAI324 / PAIS524 Indigenous Peoples and Colonisation: Land and Nature PAIS370 / PAIS570 Contemporary Political Issues PAIS390 / PAIS590 Politics in the Developing world PAIS400H Honours in Political and International Studies There are a number of units which complement Studies in Settler Colonialism. See the Course Rules & Plans tab of your enrolled course to see the recommended Program of Study for the Studies in Settler Colonialism Major within the Discipline of Political and International Studies. Study Settler Colonialism as a Major in one of our Arts Degrees To contact an academic or find a research supervisor, view our staff page.Postgraduate coursework
Postgraduate research
Studies in Settler Colonialism units
Career options for graduates
Graduates of Indigenous Studies have skills in dynamic and flexible thinking, with knowledge to contribute across a large range of careers including:
- blogging
- broadcasting
- community work
- journalism
- policy work
- public relations
- teaching.
Further information
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