Stories of Impact
Indigenous Research Excellence and Leadership
Indigenous researchers at Monash University are contributing to research that advances knowledge, informs policy and practice, and supports positive outcomes for communities.
Across a wide range of disciplines and research areas, Indigenous researchers, scholars and partners bring together Indigenous knowledge, disciplinary expertise and collaborative approaches to address complex local, national and global challenges.
Monash supports Indigenous research through partnerships, researcher development opportunities and initiatives that strengthen Indigenous leadership and participation across the research ecosystem.
Indigenous Researchers and Research Stories
Meet some of the Indigenous researchers, scholars and practitioners contributing to research at Monash University.
Research Institutes and Centres
Explore the institutes and centres contributing to Indigenous research, collaboration and community engagement.
Monash Indigenous Studies Centre
This Centre is a flagship centre in the Faculty of Arts, celebrating 60 years of practice. It encourages students to understand the past and contemporary experiences of Indigenous Australians.
Gukwonderuk Indigenous Health Unit
The Gukwonderuk Indigenous Health Unit team advocates for a human rights approach to health equity, ensuring Indigenous communities receive the care and support they deserve.
Wominjeka Djeembana
This research lab within the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture is dedicated to advancing Indigenous-led research and creative practice, with a focus on fostering cultural knowledge exchange and community engagement.
Murrup Bung-allambee Indigenous Psych Group
Murrup Bung-allambee (meaning ‘Balanced Spirit) offers peer support and mentorship for Indigenous psychology students, future Indigenous healthcare providers, educators, researchers, and leaders - advocating for a self-determined approach to Indigenous wellbeing.
National Indigenous Disaster Resilience (NIDR)
National Indigenous Disaster Resilience (NIDR) advances Indigenous-led research that strengthens disaster resilience for Indigenous communities through collaboration, knowledge sharing and partnerships that support more equitable approaches to disaster preparedness, response and recovery.
Researcher Spotlights
Hear directly from Indigenous researchers about their work, research journeys and areas of expertise.
Research Pathways and Opportunities
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