<p>This subject equips students to identify and analyse complex interactions at the interface of Western and Indigenous knowledges, where sites of social and political contestation emerge. Students will develop a sophisticated appreciation of the implications of Indigenous knowledge continuities, ruptures and convergences by engaging with both theory and practice. Utilising a case study approach, students will be provided with the opportunity to apply theory to practice through a contemporary site of contestation.</p>

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IA5030 - Navigating the Cultural Interface

Navigating the Cultural Interface

Demonstrate a sophisticated understanding of how the cultural interface is navigated by Indigenous peoples, in different ways


Critically analyse how sites of social, political, and professional contestation emerge at the cultural interface between Indigenous standpoint and Western governance


Identify key theoretical concepts for understanding complexity at the cultural interface


Clearly communicate a detailed knowledge of the continuities, ruptures, and convergences that constitute the contemporary Indigenous position
