History
Postgraduate Coursework 2008 Overview
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Founded in 1891, the Department of History is the oldest and one of the largest history departments in Australia. The department hosts one of the largest postgraduate research programs in New South Wales. Academic staff offer a wide breadth of expertise with special areas of interest including American, Asian, Australian, and Medieval, Early Modern and Late Modern European history. Postgraduate students will develop a finely honed ability to research and critically analyse material, and expand their written and oral communication skills.
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History can form a strong basis for pursuing a career in government, education or communication sectors, and in managerial or administrative roles.
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Note for candidates undertaking elective HSTY 6994 Globalism, Internationalism and the UN:
Please contact the coordinator, Associate Professor Glenda Sluga, at the latest by 18 July, 2008 (glenda.sluga@arts.usyd.edu.au). There will be an introductory meeting on Tuesday 22 July, with 6 additional hours of attendance required, drawing from a choice of public lectures, a postgraduate master class with visiting international academics from Harvard and Birkbeck, and combined staff/student seminars during the week 22-28 July. This attendance will be assessed and will count towards overall attendance and assessment requirements for the course. Semester seminars will then continue regularly from Tuesday 29 July in completion of those requirements. |
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