13 November 2019, QUT Kelvin Grove campus Brisbane The AAH are partnering with the QUT Digital Media Research Centre to host a special event for early career humanities researchers. The Digital Media, Digital
History Week is the annual, state-wide celebration of history organised by the History Council of New South Wales. Initiated by the HCNSW in 1997, History Week is a fantastic opportunity for member organisations, large
Monash is seeking to appoint a Professor or Associate Professor to build upon its longstanding research strengths in Medieval and Renaissance history and to position the Monash Centre for Medieval
First published between 1964 and 1987, the ANU Historical Journal was an academic history journal edited by undergraduate and postgraduate students at the Australian National University. After 32 years, the ANUHJ has returned. Following
The McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellowships Program has been established to attract outstanding recent doctoral graduates to the University from around the world. The Program aims to recruit new researchers who have the
The Diploma of Family History is one of the College’s flagship programmes. The School of Humanities is seeking applicants with demonstrated expertise in a relevant field of research (e.g. public
The Department of History, Classics and Archaeology invites applications for a fixed-term Lectureship in History and Gender Studies. Scholars working on any historical period and with a strong grounding in
Congratulations to Timothy Calabria whose paper “The Bungalow and the Transformation of the ‘Half-Caste’ Category in Central Australia” has won the Francis Forbes Society for Australian Legal History prize for 2018. This prize is
Oral History Australia are pleased to announce the appointment of Skye Krichauff (University of Adelaide) and Carla Pascoe Leahy (University of Melbourne) as the new joint editors of Oral History
2nd Eric Richards Symposium in British and Australasian History CFP – EXTENDED DUE DATE Conveners welcome 20-minutes papers or panels on any aspect of modern and early modern British and
18-21 March 2020, Atlanta Georgia The raw materials of public history rest in communities, among people and their stories. Public historians encourage people to remember aloud, giving presence to intangibles
2 December 2019, Flinders University In recent years, the far right has become a resurgent force across the globe, resulting in populist parties securing electoral victories, political groups marching on
15-18 July 2019, University of Queensland After decades of peaceful integration and the spread of liberal democracy, firstly in Southern, then in Eastern Europe, we are now witnessing a resurgence
The third part of the AHA’s ECR Blog series, ‘A Conversation about Casualisation,’ is now available! In response to a recent controversial article about casualisation on The Conversation, the third part
Congratulations to Billy Griffiths who has been awarded both Book of the Year and the Douglas Stewart Prize for Non-Fiction (joint winner with Sarah Krasnostein) at the 2019 New South Wales Premier’s Literary Awards for his book Deep Time Dreaming: Uncovering Ancient Australia (Black
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