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IA4000:04
Indigenous Research Ethics
Available to students with a Bachelor of Indigenous Studies degree or equivalent.
Ms F Watkin.
This subject provides an introduction to the major ethical issues in Indigenous research. It involves an examination of the social, economic and political constructions of Indigenous Australia. Some of the issues addressed include protocols, collaboration, dissemination of outcomes and their implications, questions of intellectual property, ownership, research and development for self-determination. Particular emphasis will be placed on a critical analysis of existing research practices and procedures as they impact and influence Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations. Students will be expected to engage in discussions with the class through organised online discussions. Students are encouraged to develop their own set of ethical practices too guide their own research.