Welcome to Wilto Yerlo
The Centre for Australian Indigenous Research and Studies is
located within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and comprises two key Indigenous
units, Wilto Yerlo and the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM).
Both units have retained their names as entities within the Centre. Indigenous research and the development
of Indigenous degree programs will further strengthen current activities and services. The Director of
the Centre for Australian Indigenous Research and Studies is Professor
Roger Thomas.
Wilto Yerlo is the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Academic and Student Support Program. In
the Language of the Kaurna People, Wilto Yerlo means 'Sea Eagle'.
The sea eagle is the totem of the late Gladys Elphick who was one of the founders of Wilto Yerlo programs
at the University of Adelaide.
Wilto Yerlo is responsible for administering the Special
Entry Access Scheme for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to all programs offered at
the University of Adelaide as well as the delivery of foundation programs:
Foundation Programs:
Disclaimer
With an aim of continual improvement, the University of Adelaide is committed to regular reviews
of the courses and programs it offers to students. As a result of this, the specific courses available
to students may vary from year to year. Updated information on the programs of study for specific certificates/diplomas/degrees
and the courses available can be found at the following website: http://www.adelaide.edu.au/programs
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