Woiwurrung language, the language of the Wurundjeri people, is used to name Indigenous programs at Victoria University.

Permission has been given to Moondani Balluk by Elders, to retell Kulin creation stories and to perform ceremonies on University land.

We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians to apply for any of our courses, and we support them during their studies.

VU Alumn Nathalie McLean - Gubbi Gubbi, Wakka Wakka and Kullali woman.

Course units

A storyteller finds her path

Everything fell into place when I switched to Arts at VU. Most of my prior learning was recognised and I was able to focus on subjects that I really loved – performing arts, writing and radio production.

Nathalie McLean — Bachelor of Creative Arts Industries
Nathalie's story

Unit sets

Student support & other opportunities

Student support

Moondani Balluk offer support services and information, including information on how to apply and financial assistance.

Volunteering

Students can participate in many volunteering and community activities during their time at VU.

Moondani Balluk co-delivers the Seeds to Success program, in which students learn about native plants and assist with the restoration of the native grasslands in the Cairnlea area. Seeds to Success happens at the Iramoo Native Plant Nursery at VU's St Albans Campus and is a VU Extra activity.

Contact us

Contact Moondani Balluk for more information about:

  • courses or units with an indigenous focus
  • enrolling in a course or unit with an indigenous focus
  • accessing support as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student at VU
  • enrolling in a University course or unit under the special admission program, for recognition as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.

Marcus Brooke
Aboriginal Student Support Officer, Moondani Balluk
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +61 3 9919 4914