Research
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Discover our research output and impact.
With renowned Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander researchers at the helm, we are committed to growing the opportunities for Indigenous people to lead and conduct their own research.
We offer intensive support programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Higher Degree students and Early Career Researchers.
We can provide advice on:
- working ethically with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities
- developing research questions that matter
- designing and decolonising research programs and projects to create change in the lives of Indigenous people.
Considering Indigenous research?
Higher Degree by Research programs at UQ include the Doctor of Philosophy, the Master of Philosophy and the Doctor of Biotechnology.
HDR students produce new knowledge and expertise that is innovative, relevant and progressive. \ \ Email atsis@uq.edu.au to enquire
Research opportunities and insights
Latest research projects
Discover the projects our Indigenous Engagement Division researchers are involved in and their impact.
Publications and outcomes
We're active in contributing to a range of publications. Explore the latest research publications and learn about the outcomes of our research efforts.
The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education (AJIE)
An open access, internationally refereed journal which publishes papers and reports on the theory, method, and practice of Indigenous education.
Summer and Winter Research Programs
Gain practical research experience and work alongside some of UQ's leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander academics and researchers.
Poche Centre for Indigenous Health
The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health brings together Indigenous and health expertise from across UQ, and works collaboratively with Indigenous community organisations and health providers, on improving health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Visit the Poche Centre website
Research Ethics
Academics should always consider and adhere to codes of ethics to ensure ethical Australian Indigenous research, and recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have the right to be fully engaged in any processes, projects and activities that may impact on them.
Two useful resources are: