Bachelor of Development Studies / Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies in Callaghan Australia | The University of Newcastle

This dual-degree program integrates Indigenous cultural perspectives, wisdom, and traditions. Explore disparities across educational, healthcare, commercial, and societal spheres while advocating for justice on local and worldwide scales.

You'll develop expertise in developmental imbalances, postcolonial studies, cultural identities, and media portrayals. Graduating as an engaged world citizen, you'll be equipped to devise creative approaches to urgent challenges.

Collaborating institution The Wollotuka Institute focuses on promoting Indigenous learning across community, national, and global platforms. The program creates career opportunities within diverse Indigenous and mainstream organizations operating internationally.

The interdisciplinary competencies developed through this program are in high demand across multiple sectors, including global humanitarian agencies, advisory services, and government bodies at all levels.