The Bachelor of Aboriginal Professional Practice gives you the opportunity to gain an informed insight into the oldest continuing living culture in the world. You will study a broad range of topics to become a culturally aware, social advocate, for Indigenous Affairs both in Australia and globally. What you will study The Bachelor of Aboriginal Professional Practice ensures a strong student understanding of Aboriginal culture, history and politics. This degree provides foundation knowledge in Aboriginal studies along with specialist knowledge from a wide range of majors. This dynamic and highly specialized degree is taught and managed by an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander academic and administrative team. This team is passionate about Indigenous representation and is committed to the issues focused on as part of your studies. Career opportunities A degree in Aboriginal Professional Practice opens doors for jobs in a range of areas in both Aboriginal and mainstream organizations. Graduates will be able to pursue rewarding careers in Indigenous affairs including (depending on majors) human resource management, art and arts administration, writing, community arts and culture, urban development, public relations and representative roles locally, nationally and internationally. Careers by major For a full list of career options by major see the list below. Aboriginal Studies Ancient History and Classical Languages Chinese (Minor) Creative and Performing Arts English and Writing Film, Media and Cultural Studies French German History Human Geography and the Environment Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations Human Services Japanese Studies Linguistics Philosophy and Religion Politics and International Relations Psychology Studies Sociology and Anthropology