Beyond Great Subject, couldnt recommend it more. I completed it when it was an online subject. It is run super smoothly by a team of two head lecturers and 2 tutors all of whom are more than happy to provide feedback and get into contact with. They are super flexible in managing your workload and granting extensions on submissions. One of the biggest positives is that it is properly self-paced, meaning if you fall behind one week, you are still able to catch up later in the semester. Every fortnight covered a new topic such as Belonging, Identity, etc along with a live lecture (online). Then each week consisted of an individual module that covered 3-6 different activities, including guest lectures that were all prerecorded. The assessments were very easy to complete: the first was a written reflection on one week's theme, the second a 4-minute oral presentation (which was prerecorded and just uploaded to a small subset of the class to give feedback to), the third an essay that expands from the oral, and lastly an overall reflection. I found AIND really interesting in its content, perfect to manage time-wise with straightforward expectations of assignments and how they will be marked. Respectively, this is a simple subject for those taking it, as long as you complete the hurdle by participating in everything; you will do well. Overall, great staff, great subject and I've learnt a lot about Art And Indigenous Voice. 10/10 everyone should do this subject without a doubt.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2026

This subject was an amazing journey - the diversity of different lecturers every week is so refreshing (and they don't do it in this flat academic way either). I'm going to miss the deep discussions in tutes so much. If you love meeting new people and learning about their values, practices and culture - this is the perfect subject for you.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018