Course Summary

SATAC COURSE CODE

1GC012

1GC512 (full fee)

CAmpUS

Casuarina

mODE

EXTErnaL

DURATION

1 yr P/T

AvAIlAbIlITy

s1

ADmISSION REqUIREmENTS

saTaC Entry

Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Indigenous PartnershipsCOURSE OUTLINEThis course will provide students with an opportunity to explore the multiple perspectives on the histories of australia and the way in which an understanding of those histories shapes the development and maintenance of sustainable partnerships with indigenous people. students will explore and critically analyse strategies for developing and maintaining partnerships, specifically examining the concept and processes of reconciliation within an australian context. students will explore and develop communication and negotiation tools to create and promote respectful, mutual partnerships and sustainable opportunities for interactions with indigenous people.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This course is designed for professionals who are planning to or already do work with indigenous people. This course will complement your career objectives.

COURSE STRUCTUREThere are two core units and two specialist elective units (out of five units on offer) required to be completed to graduate from the course. The study plan will be part time to ensure the designed pedagogy addressing applied learning is appropriately sequenced for achievement of the learning outcomes. a candidate must successfully complete units totalling 40 credit points. This course is delivered fully online.

AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES & EDUCATION

CRICOS Provider No. 00300K (NT) | CRICOS Provider No. 03286A (NSW) Printed March 2015

For more information and details on how to apply

T. 1800 061 963E. study@acike.edu.auW. acike.edu.au

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ADMISSION REqUIREMENTSsuccessful completion of a recognised Bachelor degree or equivalent. Consideration will also be given to non-graduates who have at least five years appropriate professional experience.

The south australian Tertiary admissions Centre (saTaC) receives and processes applications for admission for Charles Darwin university higher education prospective students. if you are interested in applying for a higher education coursework undergraduate or postgraduate course, check the website about applying to CDu cdu.edu.au/prospectivestudents/apply.

PRIOR LEARNING AND CREDIT TRANSFERCredit transfer may be available for students who have successfully completed higher education awards at Bachelor level at this or other universities. students who have completed or partially completed studies at other institutions will have their advanced standing assessed at the time of their enrolment. Further information about credit transfer and pathways is available at cdu.edu.au/current-students/myenrolment and go to the credit transfer link.

AWAy FROM bASEaboriginal and Torres strait islander students enrolled in external studies may be eligible for assistance under the away From Base (aFB) funding program. aFB can assist with meals, travel and accommodation costs to attend eligible learning activities. For more information, contact the aFB funding program team at the aCiKE campus you are likely to attend, i.e. Darwin, Batchelor or alice springs.

CONTACT INFORMATIONFor more information and for details on how to applyT. 1800 061 963E. study@acike.edu.auW. acike.edu.au