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Indigenous Education: Overview

Indigenous Education subject guide

Indigenous Education Centre

The Indigenous Education Centres (IEC) across the Metro and Regional network, are innovative environments that foster and promote  learning in the lives of Indigenous students. Study opportunities and courses of study are available in an array of occupational areas.

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Bendigo TAFE Library

 

 Kangan Institute Library

 

Phone  5434 1516

email  library@bendigotafe.edu.au

 

time  Regional Opening Hours

phone  9279 2424

email  library@kangan.edu.au

 

time  Metro Opening Hours

Keywords and shelf locations

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Indigenous education (Australia) 371.8299915; 371.979915; 372.21; 
Indigenous folklore and dreaming (Australia) 372.677; 994.0041915
Indigenous Art 704.039915, 359.994
Indigenous Health 362.849915
Torres Strait Island history 919.404; 994.38
Indigenous food and ingredients (Australia) 641.5994; 305.89915; 641.300994; 581.63; 
Indigenous natural medicines (Australia) 362.849915; 610.73089915
Indigenous Stolen generations (Australia) 362.849915
Social Justice for Aboriginals 305.89915
Native title and land rights (Australia) 346.940432

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