Postgraduate Indigenous Studies - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit at The University of Queensland

Research Degrees (MPhil and PhD)

The University of Queensland has a strong record of higher degree research in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. The University of Queensland accepts candidates at the levels of Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). MPhil and PhD programmes in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies can be undertaken in many schools across the university, including: School of Social Science (Anthropology/Archaeology/Criminology/Sociology), School of History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics, School of English, Media Studies and Art History, School of Population Health, School of Geography, Planning and Environmental Management and School of Architecture. For a list of higher research degree thesis topics in Indigenous Studies and the schools that they were completed in, please visit the Unpublished Theses in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies page. If you are interested in entering the PhD or MPhil program, you should first contact the relevant school and discuss your proposed course of study and research. The school will be able to provide details of the school's research facilities and activities, including staff research interests and expertise. General enquiries about research higher degrees in Indigenous Studies can be directed to Professor Ian Lilley.

Coursework Degrees (MA)

Several coursework masters degree courses in Indigenous Studies are available for completion as part of coursework Master of Arts degrees, including: