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They are the holders of knowledge that makes an important contribution to the improvement of our local, national, and global communities.  \nWe extend our respect to Elders – past, present, and emerging – and to all First Nations people.  \nWise One  \nHe watches from above.  \nHe listens.  \nHe observes.  \nHe calls when danger is lurking near by. He dances.  \nHe sings.  \nHe shares his feathers for sacred  ceremonies. He’s humble.  \nHe belongs in the wild and not to be caged. He belongs on country.  \nHe is a piece of rich culture.  \nHe tells stories everywhere he goes.  \nHis presence is meaningful. Wise one they call him.  \nSharona Bishop  \nYour pathway  \nYour university  \nCDU offers a range offull-time intensive study programs, providing a supported pathway to prepare First Nations students for university study.  \nYou can choose a program that matches your interests like health, arts and humanities, teacher education, STEM, engineering, law, or business and accounting.  \nThe free programs offer mentors, tutors and support services to help you succeed. The programs extend beyond class sessions to help you develop a sense of connection and belonging with each other, the University, staff, support services, and in the professional community.  \nOnce you complete your program, you will be assisted in applying for the right next course for you. This may include additional preparatory units through the Tertiary Enabling Program (TEP) or direct entry into certificates, diplomas or degrees.  \nThe First Nations pathway programs run full-time in two x two-week intensive blocks (Monday – Friday, 9am – 4pm) at campuses across the Northern Territory. Financial support for travel and accommodation can be accessed if significant travel to the campus is required.  \nIf you are a First Nations student interested in further education, CDU’s pathway programs can be a great way to get started.  \nFind out more, contact us for course dates and locations, or scan the QR code to apply or register your interest today.  \nT: (08) 8946 6479  \nE: [fnpp@cdu.edu.au](fnpp@cdu.edu.au)[ ](fnpp@cdu.edu.au)[cdu.edu.au/study/pathway-courses](cdu.edu.au/study/pathway-courses)  \n\\# 5  \nAustralian university for first-in-family study^  \n^Good Universities Guide 2025  \nCharles Darwin University  \nFirst Nations Pathways to University  \nThe whole program is great. It’s a good pathway into seeing the potential of higher education and where it can take you – how far you can take yourself if given the opportunity.”  \nCharles Darwin University  \nFirst Nations Pathways to University  \nProud Jagalingou and Bandjin woman Sekari Butler discovered a passion for law and advocacy by chance. After travelling Sekari found employment as a receptionistat North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) in the Katherine office. It was here that she was exposed to Australia’s legal system. The First Nations Pre-Law Program allowed her to be immersed in the many facets of our legal system, including a mock court.  \nCharles Darwin University  \nFirst Nations Pathways to University  \nFirst Nations Pre-Law Program  \nCDU COURSE CODE  \nZIPLP1  \nTIMING  \nFull-time (Monday – Friday 9am – 4pm)  \nJanuary/February, 3 weeks  \nThe First Nations Pre-Law Program is a 6-week intensive with 3-week face-to-face classes required. The course is an introduction to study law for First Nations students. This free program provides basic academic skills and knowledge in legal research, writing, reasoning and advocacy, and a pathway into CDU's Bachelor of Laws.  \nGain the confidence, connections and an understanding of the expectations of higher education to pursue further study and a career in law.  \nWhen you st","cbCainQYtOMf1d3W","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainQYtOMf1d3W","pdf",7066848,16,"English","# Acknowledgement of Country\n## Wise One\n# Your pathway and supported programs\n## Choosing an interest area\n## Mentors, tutors and support services\n## Progression options after completion\n## Study timing and campus delivery\n# First Nations Pre-Law Program\n## CDU course code and timing\n## Program purpose and outcomes\n# First Nations Introduction to University – Health\n## CDU course code and timing\n## Eligibility and program structure\n## Units and knowledge areas","[{\"question\":\"What is First Nations Pathways to University and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"It is a supported pathway program by Charles Darwin University designed to prepare First Nations students for university study, including options for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people who are 17 years or older.\"},{\"question\":\"What support is provided during the programs?\",\"answer\":\"The programs provide mentors, tutors, and support services. 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