Below you can find more information about Yolŋu
Studies units for undergraduate and postgraduate
level.
UNDERGRADUATES
An introduction to the languages and cultures of
the Yolŋu peoples with a focus on Gupapuyŋu in the
learning
of basic pronunciation, spelling, kinship and
grammar.
This unit is available for both study on-campus (Semester 1 & 2) and study online (Semester 1 & 2).
The unit is available:
Text required:
-Yolŋu Languages and Culture - Gupapuyŋu: Study
pack. Shop
Online
-Gupapuyŋu verbs and other words (optional) Shop
Online
For further information about this unit, go to
the course/unit
information.
Continuing the study of Gupapuyŋu, students cover
grammar in detail and work on developing skills in
the translation
of short texts in a number of Yolŋu languages.
This unit is available for both study on-campus (Semester 1 & 2) and study online (Semester 1 & 2).
The unit is available:
Text required: Grammar Lessons in Gupapuyŋu, B
Lowe. Shop
Online
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
Learning from Yolŋu speakers and writers about
issues in Yolŋu philosophy, history and science.
The Yolŋu lecturer
along with guest speakers, will work through texts
by Yolŋu writers in Yolŋu languages and English.
Students will have
some say over the direction of their research.
This unit is available online by special
arrangement. It can also be studied
in the context of the annual Garma Festival, held
at Guḻkuḻa in East Arnhem Land.
This unit is available for both study on-campus
(Semester 1 & 2) and study online (Semester 1
& 2).
The unit is available:
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
This unit focuses on the development of
conversational skills in a Yolŋu language.
Students use the vocabulary, grammar
and kinship terms covered in CAS110 to develop
oral fluency in a Dhuwal or a Dhuwala language.
(Other Yolŋu languages
may also be available). You must have a thoroughly
known vocabulary of 150 words and work on vocab
development
throughout this unit.
This unit is available for both study on-campus and online (via skype) in both Semester 1 & 2.
The unit is available:
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
Working with Yolŋu texts in a variety of genres
including their own writing, students tell
stories, make presentations and
develop conversational ability in Dhuwal, Dhuwala
or another Yolŋu language.
This unit is available for both study on-campus and online in both Semester 1 & 2.
The unit is available:
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
Students negotiate with their lecturers and Yolŋu
intellectual property owners a research project
which may involve some
research and translation of Yolŋu texts in an
agreed research area as well as the negotiation,
elicitation, transcription and
translation of new texts. Presentations of
research findings will be made to the intellectual
property owners and the Yolŋu community.
This unit is available internally, externally and online subject to negotiation with the unit coordinator and Yolŋu lecturers.
The unit is available :
*this unit is not a part of Diploma of Yolŋu
Studies.
An introduction to the languages and cultures of
the Yolŋu peoples with a focus on Gupapuyŋu in the
learning
of basic pronunciation, spelling, kinship and
grammar.
This unit is available for both study on-campus (Semester 1 & 2) and study online (Semester 1 & 2).
The unit is available:
Text required:
-Yolŋu Languages and Culture - Gupapuyŋ Study pack
Shop
Online
-Gupapuyŋu verbs and other words (optional) Shop
Online
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
Continuing the study of Gupapuyŋu, students cover
grammar in detail and work on developing skills in
the translation
of short texts in a number of Yolŋu languages.
This unit is available for both study on-campus (Semester 1 & 2) and study online (Semester 1 & 2).
The unit is available:
Text required: Grammar Lessons in Gupapuyŋu, B Lowe. Shop Online
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
Learning from Yolŋu speakers and writers about
issues in Yolŋu philosophy, history and science.
The Yolŋu lecturer
along with guest speakers, will work through texts
by Yolŋu writers in Yolŋu languages and English.
Students will have
some say over the direction of their research.
This unit is available for both study on-campus (Semester 1 & 2) and study online (Semester 1 & 2).
The unit is available:
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
This unit focuses on the development of
conversational skills in a Yolŋu language.
Students use the vocabulary, grammar
and kinship terms covered in CAS501 to develop
oral fluency in a Dhuwal or a Dhuwala language.
(Other Yolŋu languages
may also be available). You must have a thoroughly
known vocabulary of 150 words and work on vocab
development
throughout this unit.
This unit is available for both study on-campus and online (via skype) in both Semester 1 & 2.
The unit is available:
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
Working with Yolŋu texts in a variety of genres
including their own writing, students tell
stories, make presentations and
develop conversational ability in Dhuwal, Dhuwala
or another Yolŋu language.
This unit is available for both study on-campus and online (via skype) in both Semester 1 & 2.
The unit is available:
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.
Students negotiate with their lecturers and Yolŋu
intellectual property owners a research project
which may involve some
research and translation of Yolŋu texts in an
agreed research area as well as the negotiation,
elicitation, transcription and
translation of new texts. Presentations of
research findings will be made to the intellectual
property owners and the Yolŋu community.
This unit is available internally, externally and online subject to negotiation with the unit coordinator and Yolŋu lecturers.
The unit is available :
For further information about this unit, go to the course/unit information.