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Supervising Indigenous Higher Degree Research

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$ 1,227.00

START DATE

02 September

MODE

 Online

DURATION

 6 wks

COMMITMENT

 Avg 12 hrs/wk
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Centre for the Advancement of Indigenous Knowledges

Centre for the Advancement of Indigenous Knowledges
The Centre for the Advancement of Indigenous Knowledges (CAIK) is a group of Indigenous and ally scholars teaching and researching in the discipline of Indigenous Studies.
 
CAIKs research supports Indigenous peoples’ rightful place in the nation. At the heart of the Centre’s research is a commitment to supporting community-led research and critical Indigenous scholarship.
 
Through the Centre’s teaching and mentoring, CAIK fosters Indigenous scholars and creates opportunities for allyship and collaboration. The Centre embeds Indigenous content, perspectives, knowledges and methodologies in research and teaching, and brings to the fore Indigenous agency, cultural resilience and survival. CAIK also builds the capacity of non-Indigenous staff and students to work collaboratively with Indigenous researchers and communities.
 
CAIKs work is underscored by an ethics of care, and ambitions for Indigenous self-determination and land justice, as we work for a reconciled nation.
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During this course, you will learn about Indigenous research theories and methodologies which you can then apply within your own supervising practice. This will help you to ethically and effectively supervise higher degree research using Indigenous methodologies, and/or with an Indigenous focus.

 

This course has been exceptional. The flow, the materials and all the presentation aspects are second to none. I will have to rethink everything I do in my teaching practices - both to reflect what I am learning here by intent (course materials) but also that which is unintentional (the delivery format).

Dr Natalie Morrison, Senior Lecturer, School of Medicine Translational Health Research Institute | Clinical and Health Psychology Research Initiative Western Sydney University

About this microcredential

Supervising Indigenous Higher Degree Research will explore how to prepare and support higher degree by research students – Australian Indigenous and non-Indigenous – undertaking Indigenous research. You will learn how to navigate ethics and protocols, identify key Indigenous and decolonising theories and methodologies, and employ principles of social justice specific to your supervisory practice.

The microcredential is designed for disciplinary researchers who are unfamiliar with Indigenous research methodologies or with undertaking research with Indigenous peoples and communities.

Key benefits of this microcredential

There are three key benefits resulting from undertaking this course:

  • Deep learning - expanding your research skills to include the emerging and important field of Indigenous research methodologies.
  • Skills development - the confidence to supervise Indigenous research and Indigenous higher degree research students will be enhanced.
  • Ethical practice - contributing to Indigenous research that is ethical, empowers Indigenous peoples and benefits Indigenous communities.

This microcredential aligns with the 3 credit point subject, Supervising Indigenous Higher Degree Research (010028), in the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching and Learning. This microcredential may qualify for recognition of prior learning at this and other institutions.

Who should do this microcredential?

This course is designed for academics who have little experience with Indigenous research and methodologies but who have an interest in supervising higher degree by research students - Australian Indigenous and non-Indigenous, who are undertaking Indigenous research.

Price

Full price: $1,363 (GST free)*

Early bird price $1,227 (GST free)*  Early bird price ends on Monday 29 July 2024, 11:59pm (AEST). 

*Price subject to change. Please check price at the time of purchase.

Discounts are available for this course. For further details and to verify if you qualify, please check the Discounts section under Additional course information. 

Enrolment conditions

Course purchase is subject to UTS Open Terms and Conditions. 

COVID-19 response 

UTS complies with latest Government health advice. Delivery of all courses complies with the UTS response to COVID-19.

Additional course Information

Course outline

This course is divided into three modules. Participants will be guided through a set of structured, self-paced activities supported with content, complemented by independent reading and participation in online discussions.

Module 1: Indigenous research theory and methodology

  • Explore the work of key international and Australian Indigenous research theorists
  • Examine colonising research
  • Explore decolonising research methodologies and research practices.

Module 2: Indigenous research ethics and protocols in practice

  • Learn how to apply Indigenous research methodology principles
  • Examine various ethical guidelines and consider examples of these in practice
  • Consider the requirements of completing an ethics application when undertaking Indigenous research.

Module 3: Supervisory practice expectations with Indigenous and non-Indigenous students

  • Discuss supervision practices such as thesis examination
  • Explore the student experience of higher degree research
  • Share examples of good practice in Indigenous research supervision.

Course delivery

Teaching in this course will occur fully online and involve structured, self-paced activities, independent reading and participation in online discussions.

Course learning objectives

As a result of completing this course, participants should be in a position to:

  • Value and centre Indigenous and decolonising theoretical and methodological frameworks to resist ongoing colonising research practices
  • Navigate Indigenous human research ethics processes using protocols to that respect and empowerment of Indigenous peoples and communities
  • Apply Indigenous social justice/self-determination/sovereignty principles to supervisory practice with Indigenous and non-Indigenous students undertaking Indigenous HDR studies.

Assessment

Assessment task 1

  • Online activities (weight: 45%)

Assessment task 2

  • Indigenous research scenario response (weight: 55%).

Learners must pass all assessment tasks in this microcredential to pass the microcredential overall.

Requirements

Mandatory

  • To complete this online course, participants will need access to a computer or device with a reliable internet connection and web browser compatible with Canvas and Zoom.
  • The course includes an introductory pre-module, designed to ensure that all participants engage with key concepts regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island peoples and communities, prior to starting the course.

Discounts

Discounts are available for this course as follows: 

  • 10% discount for UTS staff, alumni and students
  • 10% discount for group enrolments of 4 to 9 from the same organisation
  • 15% discount for group enrolments of 10 or more from the same organisation

See below for how to obtain your voucher code.

Discounts cannot be combined and only one discount can be applied per person per course session. Discounts can only be applied to the full price. Discounts cannot be applied to any offered special price. 

How to enrol and obtain your UTS staff discount (UTS staff)

How to apply your discount voucher  

  • If you are eligible for a UTS alumni or student discount, please ensure you have provided your UTS student number during checkout. If you are an alumni and have forgotten your UTS student number, email support@utsopen.uts.edu.au with your full name, UTS degree and year of commencement.  
  • Add this course to your cart 
  • Click on "View Cart" (blue shopping trolley at top right of screen). You will need to sign in or sign up to UTS Open 
  • Enter your eligible code beneath the "Have a voucher code?" prompt and click on the blue "Apply" button 
  • Verify your voucher code has been successfully applied before clicking on the blue "Checkout" button.

UTS staff sponsorship

UTS is committed to supporting its staff to deliver quality teaching and learning experiences. The University provides sponsored places for UTS staff who wish to undertake this microcredential and potentially use its successful completion for credit on subsequent admission to the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching.

To apply for a sponsored place for this microcredential, contact FASSSFL@uts.edu.au specifying if you are a staff member who wishes to undertake the microcredential and potentially use its successful completion for credit on admission to the GradCertHEd. Please note that sponsored places are limited.

If you are admitted in the GradCertHEd, log in to My Student Admin and enrol in the equivalent subject.

Contact us

Book a session

Mon 02 Sep 2024-
Fri 11 Oct 2024
Expert: Centre for the Advancement of Indigenous Knowledges
  • This course will be delivered online through Canvas and Zoom sessions. Click on the underlined sessions and hours total link below to reveal specific session details.
  • Online
  • 2 sessions, 2 hours total
$ 1,227.00

The course is designed to be completed independently and self-paced. Optional Q&A drop-in sessions with the facilitator/s will be available throughout the course.

Enrolments are scheduled to close on Monday 26 August 2024, 11.59pm (AEST). 

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UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.

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