University Course Planner The University of Adelaide Australia

ABORIG 1001 - Indigenous People, Country & Protocols

Career: Undergraduate
Units: 3
Term: 3810
Campus: North Terrace
Contact: Up to 3 hours per week
Available for Study Abroad and Exchange: Yes
Available for Non-Award Study: Yes
Assessment: 300 word Review 25%, 1000 word Group presentation 35%, 2000 word Essay 40%
Syllabus:

This course provides a practical base for introducing students to the variety of Australian Aboriginal peoples, country and protocols. The focus will be on South Australia with the intent that what students learn in this environment will equip them with a protocols foundation for working with Indigenous peoples from elsewhere in Australia. An important learning outcome for students will be gaining knowledge on the intrinsic importance of country/land, the environment kin and identity for Indigenous people. Students may visit a key site on Kaurna country such as the cultural trail along the River Torrens. Students will also visit sites such as the South Australian Museum, the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Mortlock Library or Tandanya Cultural Institute in order to assess, analyse and explore the differences and juxtaposition on how Indigenous Knowledges, relationships, cultures and people are represented by State institutions or Indigenous organisations. Indigenous elders, storytellers, performance and academics will teach students by providing knowledge of the Indigenous relationships and responsibilities that are intrinsic to successful communication and activities with Aboriginal people. Obtaining these skills will enhance their future employment in Indigenous sectors.

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Units
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Amount
3
0.125
          
  


Course Outline

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Critical Dates

Term Last Day to Add Online Census Date Last Day to WNF Last Day to WF
3810 Mon 12/03/2018 Sat 31/03/2018 Fri 04/05/2018 Fri 08/06/2018


Class Details

Enrolment Class: Lecture
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
10338 LE01 140 32 27 Feb - 27 Mar Tuesday 10am - 11am Lower Napier, LG29, Lecture Theatre
17 Apr - 5 Jun Tuesday 10am - 11am Lower Napier, LG29, Lecture Theatre
Related Class: Seminar
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
10339 SE01 20 1 2 Mar - 30 Mar Friday 2pm - 4pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
20 Apr - 8 Jun Friday 2pm - 4pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
10340 SE02 20 2 1 Mar - 29 Mar Thursday 10am - 12pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
19 Apr - 7 Jun Thursday 10am - 12pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
10341 SE04 20 3 26 Feb - 26 Mar Monday 2pm - 4pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
16 Apr - 4 Jun Monday 2pm - 4pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
11193 SE05 20 FULL 28 Feb - 28 Mar Wednesday 3pm - 5pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
18 Apr - 6 Jun Wednesday 3pm - 5pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
12237 SE06 20 1 2 Mar - 30 Mar Friday 11am - 1pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
20 Apr - 8 Jun Friday 11am - 1pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
13624 SE03 20 5 1 Mar - 29 Mar Thursday 4pm - 6pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room
19 Apr - 7 Jun Thursday 4pm - 6pm Hartley, 122, Teaching Room