Certificate of Achievement
Mary Templeman Hogg - O'Rourke
has completed the following course:
Indigeneity as a Global Concept
The University of Newcastle Australia
This short online course explored the contemporary social, cultural, economic and political situations of indigenous peoples all across the globe. It delved into definitions and parameters of indigenous peoples, and engaged with a wide range of case studies.
3 weeks, 3 hours per week
Professor John Fischetti
Pro Vice-Chancellor (College of Human and Social Futures)
The University of Newcastle Australia
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Understand the different situations in which indigenous peoples coexist with other, non-indigenous peoples in various states and societies.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the different types of struggles which indigenous peoples are waging in the contemporary world
- Collect, interpret and communicate information on indigenous issues to an audience
Syllabus
- Definitions of indigeneity, past and present
- An introduction de-colonial and post-colonial theory and how these theories relate to indigenous peoples
- Case studies of indigeneity in the 21st century
- The legacy of European colonialism for indigenous peoples
- Contemporary acts of indigenous resistance across the globe
Issued on 27th August 2021
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