Professional Certificate in Treaty

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00116K

Developed and delivered by the Australian Center at University of Melbourne, the Professional Certificate in Treaty will equip you with a strong understanding of Australian Indigenous politics. Youll gain the practical skills and knowledge to help advance treaty-making between Indigenous Peoples and contemporary settler societies.

Structure

To gain the Professional Certificate in Treaty, you must complete 25 credit points at level 9, comprising of two core subjects

Subjects

• Indigenous Treaties & Future Relations
• Indigenous Governance Principles.

Standard entry requirements

• Have completed an undergraduate degree (or equivalent), OR
• Have completed at least 5 years of full-time relevant documented professional or work experience (paid and/or voluntary), OR
• Have completed at least 3 years of full-time relevant documented professional or work experience (paid and/or voluntary) AND completion of at least three micro-credentials in the Preparing for Treaty series or the Self-Determination and Community Services series, OR
• Be an Indigenous person with an interest or engagement in treaty process with completion of at least three micro-credentials in the Preparing for Treaty series or the Self-Determination and Community Services series.

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