 
Information for Social Sciences Interns
Each social sciences intern who takes up a placement with the Program will receive a handbook to assist them in getting the most out of their experience at their NTRB or other placement organisation. The Handbook for Interns contains information on:
 the Aurora Project |
| internship obligations |
| terms and abbreviations used in native title |
| an overview of NTRBs |
| an overview of other placement organisations |
| administration and funding of the native title program |
| the roles of NTRBs |
| cultural awareness and communication |
| confidentiality, privacy and legal ethics |
| general hints and tips |
| native title for legal interns |
| the State-based land rights system |
| general legal resources |
| work undertaken by past legal interns |
| anthropology background reading |
| general anthropology resources |
| work undertaken by past anthropology interns |
| social science background reading |
| general social sciences resources |
| placement organisations |
| feedback and complaint resolution |
| insurance and emergency information. |
A hard copy of the Handbook will be mailed to Interns prior to the commencement of their placement.
The handbook is also available as a download.
Download the Handbook for Interns (PDF=6.6 Mb)
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