Intensives, Microcredentials and Digital Badges
At the Northern Institute, our researchers are involved in developing short-form training and research-led programs to support capacity building in their research areas. Many of these offer a digital badge on completion, and some are accredited micro-credential offerings that are credit-bearing and can go towards further learning within Charles Darwin University.
Research-Led Programs and Workshops
Previous professional development programs and workshops have included:
- Engaging Governance Workshop (5-Day)
- Indigenous Diplomacy Intensive (4-Day)
- Realist Research and Evaluation Workshop (5-Day)
- Intercultural Communications Workshop (1-Day)
Find upcoming training workshops and programs on our events listing.
Indigenous Research Credentials
Our First Nations Credentials recognise researchers for their skills, expertise and research work in their communities. Supporting the development of research engaging traditional knowledge practices and guided by Indigenous authority.
Find out more
Pathways to Politics for Women NT
The Pathways to Politics for Women NT is a non-partisan initiative that aims to change the face of politics by equipping women with the skills they need to run for elected office. Expression of Interest is open now for the 2025 program.
Find out moreDigital Badges
If you want to apply for a microcredential, please view the entry requirements and application details through the supplied links.
If you or your organisation are interested in other credentials, please get in touch with the listed coordinator by email to discuss availability and upcoming training dates:
- Indigenous Research Credentials - Dr Michaela Spencer at michaela.spencer@cdu.edu.au
- Fire Management Training - Dr Rohan Fisher at rohan.fisher@cdu.edu.au.
- Realist Research, Evaluation & Learning Training - Gill Westhrop at rreali@cdu.edu.au.
- Healthy Country Digital Monitoring - CSIRO contact TBC.