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Nyerna studies: Thinking about community research

Neil Hooley

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Over the past six years, Victoria University of Technology, Melbourne, has been working in partnership with the Indigenous people of Echuca on the design and implementation of a highly innovative Bachelor of Education degree. The program entitled Nyerna Studies, a local Indigenous word meaning 'to sit, to listen, to learn, to remember', has brought together university personnel and local community members to work on serious socio-cultural ideas for mutual benefit, to improve educational outcomes at the tertiary level and to make progress towards local reconciliation.

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Over the past six years, Victoria University of Technology, Melbourne, has been working in partnership with the Indigenous people of Echuca on the design and implementation of a highly innovative Bachelor of Education degree. The program entitled Nyerna Studies, a local Indigenous word meaning 'to sit, to listen, to learn, to remember', has brought together university personnel and local community members to work on serious socio-cultural ideas for mutual benefit, to improve educational outcomes at the tertiary level and to make progress towards local reconciliation.

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Over the past six years, Victoria University of Technology, Melbourne, has been working in partnership with the Indigenous people of Echuca on the design and implementation of a highly innovative Bachelor of Education degree. The program entitled Nyerna Studies, a local Indigenous word meaning 'to sit, to listen, to learn, to remember', has brought together university personnel and local community members to work on serious socio-cultural ideas for mutual benefit, to improve educational outcomes at the tertiary level and to make progress towards local reconciliation.

Key concepts: Bachelor, General partnership, Indigenous, Meaning (existential), Sociology, Public relations, Work (physics), Local community

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