Unsettling: Critical Indigenous Studies in Australia

In INDG2009 Unsettling: Critical Indigenous Studies, students will learn to build ethical research collaboration with First Nations communities to support the re-building of Indigenous Nations and futures. The course investigates topics such as critical Indigenous research theories, Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights, Indigenous research ethics and Indigenous research methodologies. In a series of case studies, students will learn to apply critical Indigenous research theories to their research practice to enable Indigenous self-determination. The course includes three days of immersive On-Country learning at the ANU Kioloa campus led by Yuin knowledge holders. At the end of the course, students will have enhanced understandings of building relationships with First Nations communities and advanced skills in Indigenous research.