By embedding Indigenous cultures and knowledges in our learning and teaching, research and engagement initiatives, we promote an understanding of, and respect for, the traditions and perspectives of the many nations and language groups that make up Indigenous Australia. In this context, stories emerge which provide a glimpse of the achievements, discoveries and spirit that exist within our University community.
Translations into 100 Indigenous languages: 50 Words Project reaches milestone
University of Melbourne researchers have reached a record milestone in the 50 Words Project, having now preserved audio recordings of 50 unique words in 100 different Indigenous languages.
Community groups and educators unite to inspire Brewarrina youth
Young people in the Brewarrina region of NSW recently met with University of Melbourne staff and explored education, training and employment pathways beyond school.
Learning on Wurundjeri Country
On Campus, On Country: Wurundjeri explores what it means to be on Country in Parkville, Melbourne by providing students with an opportunity to experience, better understand and engage with Country and Wurundjeri people and knowledges.
Life after graduate research: Dr Jessica Clark
Dr Jessica Clark is a proud Palawa/Pallawah woman who took a leap to begin a career as a curator in Narrm/Melbourne.