Bachelor of Development Studies and Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies, The University of Newcastle

This combined degree program emphasizes equality for all, integrating Indigenous culture, knowledge, and practices. It explores issues related to inequity in education, health, business, and social contexts, encouraging students to contribute to the movement for equal rights both locally and globally. Students will learn about uneven development, decolonisation, identity cultures, and representation, preparing them to be active global citizens capable of creating innovative solutions to pressing issues. The program is supported by The Wollotuka Institute, which is dedicated to advancing Indigenous education at various levels. Graduates emerge with a broad understanding of social justice topics and are equipped to make meaningful contributions in diverse sectors.