The Office of the Deputy Vice‑Chancellor (Indigenous) and Senior Vice‑President leads Indigenous education, research, and engagement, ensuring Indigenous perspectives shape Monash’s future.
Monash University’s Australian campuses are located on the unceded lands of the Kulin Nations. We pay sincere respect to the Boon Wurrung/Bunurong and Wurundjeri Traditional Owners, their Elders past and present, and look to continue our work together.
Monash is honoured to be continuing a tradition of knowledge exchange, research and learning that has been conducted on these lands for millennia. Through our teaching, research and community engagement, Monash continues to grow its substantial and ongoing contribution to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advancement by fostering mutually beneficial partnerships with Indigenous peoples and communities.
We are committed to ensuring that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students see Monash as a destination of choice, are supported into and throughout their course of study, and are able to utilise their learnings for the benefit of their communities.
Monash is committed to supporting Indigenous Researchers and Indigenous-led research to positively impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities while respecting Indigenous knowledge and ownership.
Monash values Indigenous Australian knowledges and the significant contribution they make to our nation and the world. We are grateful for the diverse skills and experience Indigenous people provide to our education, research and engagement activities.
Community Voices: The Pathway to Justice, Equality and Healing
