Batchelor Institute student Demitrice Doomadgee (21) is busy balancing her nursing studies with being an elite sportswoman. The aspiring nurse and midwife was selected to play Rugby League for the Northern Territory Titans after competing in a Rugby 7s competition at the beginning of

Batchelor Institute recently hosted a visiting group of 15 Cambodian academics from the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) through our partnership with Charles Darwin University. The visit formed part of a seven-week long Australia Awards Fellowship program that delivered training

  An exciting new website and digitisation project for collecting and archiving of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language materials has been launched at Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education June 29th. Known as the CALL Collection and jointly managed by Bat

The Djilpin Arts dancers at the Batchelor Graduation Ceremony 2017   The achievements of students from the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education were celebrated at the year’s largest graduation ceremony on June 15th 2017. 313 individual graduates had 350 awar

AIDP Trainees, mentors and TNRM staff on a field trip to Djukbinj National Park on the Arnhem Highway   Trainees from the Army Indigenous Development Program (AIDP) have been lending a hand to the Territory Natural Resource Management (TNRM) bio control project to reduce the dama

Click on the photo above to view gallery photos September 2013 has been a very exciting month for our Visual Art staff lecturer, Aly de Groot. Aly is a fibre artist whose practice has been an investigation of weaving techniques and materials that has been continuously refined to becom

Click on the photo above to view gallery photos 26 students graduated with Batchelor Institute awards at the graduation ceremony on 25th of September which was organised by Tiwi Island Training and Employment Board (TITEB).  This ceremony takes place every two years. Batchelor Institu

Commissioner of Correctional Services Ken Middlebrook with Indigenous students Taquila Derrington, Elliot Lewis, Jesse Norris and NT Chief Minister Adam Giles. Photo and story NT News Three Indigenous students are now qualified to train as Northern Territory prison officers after comp

Click on the photo above to view gallery photos The graduation ceremony is a testimony to the rising Indigenous workforce in Australia’s heartland ‘Alice Springs’ as 176 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from many communities from the Northern Territory, Queensland, South

In recognition of delivering ‘quality training programmes’ embedded with foundation skills and work readiness for Indigenous Australians which leads to employment outcomes in a range of industries in the Northern Territory, and dedication and commitment of the lecturing and support st