8 Short courses in Area & Cultural Studies in Oceania

The Study Abroad programme offered at Victoria University will help you discover your new second home, making friends and memories to last a lifetime. Join us at VU for 1 or 2 semesters of study as part of your undergraduate or postgraduate degree and gain credit to your home university degree.

As a students of the Te Ara Poutama course from Auckland University of Technology you’ll meet the subject requirements of your home institution, while expanding your educational, personal, and career aspirations.

The Sharing of Indigenous Knowledges course offered by University of Melbourne will help you decolonise your thinking to respectfully engage with Indigenous knowledges and creative practices.

The Acknowledgement of Country course offered by University of Melbourne will help you gain a richer understanding of Indigenous creative practices and cultural protocols and learn to deliver a meaningful Acknowledgement of Country.

The Indigenous Cultural and Creative IP course offered by University of Melbourne will help you gain the skills and understanding to support the continuation and reclamation of Indigenous culture and cultural expression.

The Lawful Relations with Indigenous Peoples course offered by University of Melbourne will help you gain a deeper understanding of the international legal frameworks pivotal to treaty negotiations between Indigenous peoples and settler states.

The Indigenous and Other Sovereignties course offered by University of Melbourne will help you extend your understanding of Indigenous sovereignty and explore how it can shape treaty negotiations.

The Indigenous Cultural Heritage Management in the Australian Resources Sector course offered by the University of Queensland will help you learn how to manage Indigenous cultural heritage effectively and respectfully in Australian mining operations.