Master of Indigenous Studies overview
Master’s programs in indigenous studies equip students with broad knowledge of indigenous issues in a global context and will provide knowledge of research methodologies and the project management skills needed to work with various indigenous groups.
Coursework masters
Masters by coursework programs will provide you with specialised knowledge which can give you an advantage in furthering your career.
Research masters
Masters by research programs will give you the opportunity for intellectual engagement, learning and research that contributes to new insights and approaches to indigenous issues and research.
Employment options
Completing a master’s degree proves that you have a deep understanding of indigenous issues, organisational methods and more. It will be an impressive addition to your CV and help you stand out.
Scholarships and funding
If you plan to study masters by research on a full-time basis, you might be eligible to receive funding depending on your preferred institution. Alternatively, you can check our scholarships listing for which indigenous studies is eligible here.
Austudy support for coursework programs is approved on a university by university basis.
Prerequisites and selection process
Those with a bachelor’s degree, graduate certificates or diploma in indigenous studies can apply to study for a masters. Otherwise, check with your chosen place of study and see their entry requirements.