Organization profile

Organisation profile

The School of Indigenous Australian Studies in collaboration with all Faculty staff and the Executive has a charter that includes responsibility for the promotion of teaching and learning of Indigenous Australian education at CSU. This is an exciting era for the University whereby indigenous staff housed within the centre will have an opportunity to increase the University's profile on Indigenous Australian research, teaching and learning for all students. The establishment of the School allows CSU to position itself as a leading and preferred provider of Indigenous Australian education and research both nationally and globally. The School of Indigenous Australian Studies is located on the Dubbo campus of CSU, and allows CSU the opportunity to develop and deliver Indigenous Australian Studies to all students studying at CSU.

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occupational therapy Social Sciences

curriculum Social Sciences

neoliberalism Social Sciences

decolonization Social Sciences

infrastructure Social Sciences

grant Social Sciences

scapegoat Social Sciences

governmentality Social Sciences

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Profiles

Linda Ghys

lghys@csu.edu.au

Indigenous Australian Studies

Person: Academic

Kristina Gottschall

kgottschall@csu.edu.au

Indigenous Australian Studies

Person: Academic

Stanley Grant

sgrant@csu.edu.au

Indigenous Australian Studies

Person: Academic

Research Output 2009 2019

8 Article
5 Creative Works - Recorded or Rendered works
3 Commissioned report
3 Policy/Procedures/Guidelines
13 More

Exploration of history, culture, cultural bias, race and racism

Gray, S., Biles, B. & Biles, J., 01 Sep 2019, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Health and Wellbeing . 1 ed. Melbourne : Oxford University Press Australia and New Zealand, Vol. 1.

Research output: Book chapter/Published conference paper › Chapter in textbook/reference book