Challis lecture in History – Rethinking Assimilation and Multiculturalism in Contemporary History
Four researchers from the School of Humanities at the University of Sydney will be joined by the ABC’s Big Ideas over 2 nights.* BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Thursday 10 August | 5:00pm Rethinking Assimilation and Multiculturalism in Contemporary History Chris Hilliard, Challis Professor of History in the School of Humanities Niro Kandasamy, Lecturer in History in …
HoW: History on Wednesday | Decolonisation Interrupted: the West Papuan campaign for independence at the United Nations, 1961-69
Emma Kluge Decolonisation Interrupted: the West Papuan campaign for independence at the United Nations, 1961-69 In this seminar I reflect on my PhD research examining the fraught nature of decolonisation in West Papua. From 1961 to 1969, West Papuan activists established nationalism within the territory of West Papua and launched an international campaign for independence …
International and Global Studies panel: Careers, creativity and cracking the job market
Photo by Andrew Butler | Unsplash Panel discussion | career opportunities The School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry would like to invite you to International and Global Studies Careers, careers and cracking the job market event Join us for the online panel discussion and hear from recent graduates about their journeys from graduation to work. …
The Future of the International Politics and Multilateralism post Covid-19
Virtual SJTU/Sydney Workshop Panel discussion, 29 October 2020 Time: 17:30-19:30 (Sydney Time); 14:30-16:30 (Beijing Time); New historical scholarship shows that ‘the international’ has always been an integral and productive part of ‘the national’. Nation-states are the products of international architectures even as national governments have created a world of international organizations. But how exactly do …
Department of Museum and Heritage Studies panel: Careers, creativity and cracking the job market
Photo by Ryan Stefan on Unsplash Panel discussion | career opportunities The Department of Museum and Heritage Studies would like to invite you to a panel discussion and networking opportunity where you can hear from recent graduates about their journeys from graduation to work. Program Welcome and acknowledgment of Country Careers Centre presentation Panel discussion: …
Department of History panel: Careers, creativity and cracking the job market
Panel discussion | career opportunities for History graduates The Department of History would like to invite you to a panel discussion and networking opportunity where you can hear from recent graduates about their journeys from graduation to work. Program Welcome and acknowledgment of Country University of Sydney Careers Centre presentation Panel discussion: Panellists include: Nick …
HoW: History on Wednesday | Seminar Series – Nov 25
Photo by Adriano Silva on Unsplash Briony Neilson Engaging the Convict Past: Penal Heritage and Settler Identities in Australia and New Caledonia ……… The Department of History hosts a lively departmental research seminar series. Everyone is welcome to attend. When 25 November 2020 Where On line Register here 2020 HoW Seminar Series The Department …
HoW: History on Wednesday|Seminar Series – Nov 11
Photo by Adriano Silva on Unsplash Hollie Pich | USyd “We Had a Little Suit”: Black Litigants and Legal Knowledge in Jim Crow Memphis ……… The Department of History hosts a lively departmental research seminar series. Everyone is welcome to attend. When 11 November 2020 Where On line Register here 2020 HoW Seminar Series …
HoW: History on Wednesday|Seminar Series – Oct 14
Photo by Adriano Silva on Unsplash Dr Minerva Inwald | USYD A Stinking, Dirty Heap of Rubbish: Imagining the Capitalist West through its “Junk Art” in the People’s Republic of China ……… The Department of History hosts a lively departmental research seminar series. Everyone is welcome to attend. When 14 October 2020 Where On …
HoW: History on Wednesday | Seminar Series – Sep 23
Dr Amanda Harris | USYD Research Fellow, Director – PARADISEC Sydney Unit The 1951 Jubilee and Contested Representation of Aboriginal Music and Dance In the commemorative year of 1951, Australian Jubilee Festival programming became a battle ground for the right to represent Aboriginal music and dance. In Melbourne, the Australian Aborigines’ League campaigned against …