Moondani Balluk means 'embrace people' in the language of the Wurundjeri people who first lived in the western region of Melbourne.
Moondani Balluk Academic Unit works across Aboriginal, non-governmental organisation and community spaces to deliver teaching, research and support.
Wurundjeri Creation Story mural boards – designed by Wurundjeri Elders, Iramoo and students at Iramoo, St Albans Campus
Cultural warning
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that these pages may contain the names, images and voices of people who have passed away.
In 'Moondani Balluk':
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Acknowledging Country
Victoria University supports Reconciliation Australia’s vision of “a reconciled, just and equitable Au...
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Our Aboriginal & TSI profile
Staff, students, strategies and statements that form part of our relationships with the Koori community.
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Courses & units with an indigenous focus
We have many indigenous programs. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians to ap...
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Aboriginal research & researchers
We are committed to an indigenous research agenda of pursuing social justice outcomes through research...
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Indigenous community engagement
Moondani Balluk engages in and with community in a multitude of ways.
