Two free online courses exploring contemporary understandings of disability.
Thinking Through Disability allows participants to reflect on how disability is part of who we are as human beings by engaging with stories from the diverse lives of people with disabilities, exploring contemporary debates, and reflecting on the many ways disability is understood and experienced.
Working with Disability participants engage with some of the big issues facing people with disability, governments, and societies including human rights approaches to disability and concepts of inclusion, access and support, as well as disability politics and policy, advocacy and activism, and how to work with disability at multiple levels to enable a good life for all. Developed by UNSW and delivered by highly regarded experts
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WA Health’s Aboriginal Cadetship Program offers Aboriginal University students the opportunity to gain paid work experience in health, while studying an undergraduate degree. The program provides the opportunity to develop…
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In collaboration with local providers, practical learning opportunities will be made available to students to acquire the necessary knowledge, skills and experience required to gain a rewarding future in the…