Bachelor of Social Sciences (110657K) - Indigenous Studies in Sydney Australia | The University of New South Wales

Earning a UNSW Bachelor of Social Sciences degree equips you to drive meaningful societal transformation by developing critical thinking skills and political engagement - while allowing you to focus on your specific passions. Social science examines the mechanisms of societies - covering everything from institutional frameworks to cultural dynamics. As a social science student, you'll cultivate profound insights into human behavior and societal influence, applying this understanding to guide public discourse and craft impactful policies. This intensive three-year program combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on learning, preparing you for a career that makes a tangible difference. You'll access distinctive opportunities including research initiatives, professional placements, and international internships.
Develop expertise in First Nations cultures and social structures. The curriculum starts by investigating both historical and contemporary Indigenous wisdom and worldviews, along with representations of Indigenous identity in mainstream media and cultural spaces. While acknowledging Australia's colonial foundations, you'll study how public policy molds communities and inspires movements of resistance, advocacy, and political mobilization. Through rigorous policy analysis, you'll explore decision-making processes, influential factors, and societal consequences across different historical periods.