Monash University has removed a warning to students that they could not graduate unless they completed a mandatory module on 'Indigenous Voices' following a report fromThe university launched the mandatory module in July and introduces it to students by acknowledging its campuses are “located on the unceded lands of the people of the Kulin Nations”.
Monash University has removed any reference to students being encumbered in its explainer of the Indigenous Australian Voices module on its website. Picture: NCABut following a report by SkyNews.com.au, Monash has quietly removed any mention to students losing the right to graduate. Victorian shadow education minister David Hodgett told SkyNews.com.au that while he was “perfectly happy” for universities to introduce education on First Nations people, he was against mandating any educational platform.
“They should be presenting this in a positive and respectful way to encourage students to finish the module,” he continued. The University also refused to explain who decides which social issues are turned into mandatory course material.
I’ve never seen an Indigenous Australian still living in the Stone Age, their claims of “the longest continual living culture” is complete bullshit.
Academic performance should not be mixed with politics.
Good should never have happened in the first 🤬 place
Utter woke rubbish
A complete waste of 15 minutes! Why waste time on that bs! Cut taxpayer funding if that is the rubbish they spend tax dollars on
Is there not compulsory indigenous modules at every uni?
Who exactly is it in this university that is promoting divisive Obama identity politics. This proposal lasted for a few days and then is withdrawn. Common sense prevailed, but why wasn’t there common sense at the start.
After consultation with the CCP it was deemed appropriate!
Yes I've seen the Indigenous People there. Not sure most of them would even notice....