Graduate Research

Doctor of Philosophy - Indigenous Knowledge

Course code: DR-PHILIK

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Duration

4 years full time / 8 years part time

Expected candidature is 3 years full time (or part time equivalent)

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Mode (Location)
On campus (Parkville)
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Flexible

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Duration

4 years full time

Expected candidature is 3 years full time

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Mode (Location)
On campus (Parkville)
Intake

Flexible

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CRICOS code
111523E
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Course overview

Overview

Indigenous knowledge spans insights, innovations and practices that Indigenous peoples around the world have developed over countless generations, typically in societies with a deep relationship with their natural surroundings.

It is applied across a diverse array of fields – including medicine, health, education, development, resource management, agriculture, law and the arts.

This distinctive program – the first in Australia to offer studies in Indigenous knowledge as an explicit, interdisciplinary subject area – is designed to recognise and activate Indigenous knowledge, deepen engagement and reciprocal learning with Indigenous communities, and facilitate entry into a PhD program for Indigenous candidates already engaged in research and academia.

The Doctor of Philosophy – Indigenous Knowledge is offered by the Indigenous Knowledge Institute, in partnership with all faculties at the University of Melbourne.