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College for First Nations

About the College
Indigenous Higher Education Pathway Program (IHEPP)
Bachelor of Arts Major First Nations Australia
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Indigenous Student Support and Success
Indigenous Tutorial Access Scheme (ITAS)
Research and community

UniSQ Guest Lecturer Les Malezer

"United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People”
Mr Les Malezer, 2008 recipient of the Australian Human Rights medal by the Australian Human Rights Commission, delivered a Special Guest Lecture to help UniSQ celebrate the 15th anniversary of the adoption by The General Assembly of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

UniSQ First Nations alumni

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Francis Nona
Discover why First Nations alumnus Francis chose a Bachelor of Nursing at UniSQ to pursue a dream of giving back to his community.
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Anna Neumann
UniSQ alumnus Anna is contributing to and supporting  Aboriginal culture through her work as an anthropologist.
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Paul Carmody
"It's okay not to have a grand plan, but at least have paths you want to explore that interest you."
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Sherry Holzapfel
UniSQ's IHEPP pathway program has been developed to give First Nations people, like Sherry, the academic skills needed for university study success.

Contact the College for First Nations

Freecall  1800 005 137 
Phone  +61 7 4631 2133 
Fax  +61 7 4631 2764