Sentence examples for indigenous university from inspiring English sources

Tina Ngata, a teacher at Te Wananga o Aotearoa, New Zealand's indigenous university, and a campaigner for indigenous rights, agrees.

Although he was elected to his position by the entire student body, Mr. FineDay says that being an indigenous university student still has its challenges.

He has financed indigenous health care projects, an indigenous university and a new ministry for indigenous peoples, who are estimated to number about half a million in Venezuela.

(She also happens to be the granddaughter of Charles Perkins, Australia's first indigenous university graduate and a prominent activist).

Since then, they have moved back in and now want their temporary home to become an indigenous university that will work to preserve and teach their people's culture.

A study of Indigenous Australian and Papua New Guinean health science students showed that the Indigenous university students conceptualized health and illness in a way which accommodated biomedical science within an integrated scheme of mental, physical and spiritual well-being[ 59].

But if indigenous universities are to develop authentic studies of their own societies, they need to loosen their restrictions on free speech.

The Malaysia government has warned overseas universities against poaching too many academic staff from indigenous universities so the Iskandar project will recruit globally.

CDC Ethiopia, working directly with indigenous local universities, ensures local capacity building and sustainability.

They work in close partnership with private voluntary organizations, indigenous organizations, universities, American businesses, international agencies, other governments, and other U.S. government agencies.

"I think a major problem with universities is that because the indigenous community in universities is so small the universities don't really focus on the cultural competence side".