Summary of courses offered in the History Major in 2009

First Year

First Semester, 2009 EURO1004 - Europe in the Modern Era: Foundations of International Relations HIST1015 - Ends of Empire: British Colonial Rule and its Outcomes Second Semester, 2009 HIST1019 - Rome: Republic to Empire HIST1206 - Three American Revolutions, 1765 - 1876 First Semester, 2010 EURO1004 - Europe in the Modern Era: Foundations of International Relations HIST1205 - Europe and the Atlantic World, c. 1450-1750

First Year - Designated Course
First Semester, 2009 ANCH1013 - Ancient Athens: democracy and empire First Semester, 2010 ANCH1013 - Ancient Athens: democracy and empire

Later Year

First Semester, 2009 HIST2022 - Indigenous Australian History HIST2110 - Approaches to History HIST2136 - World at War, 1939-1945 HIST2141 - The Cold War: 1945-1989 HIST2219 - Tudor-Stuart England, c.1485-1714: Politics, Society and Culture HIST2222 - Emperors and Madmen: The Early Roman Empire Second Semester, 2009 HIST2119 - City Life and Suburban Dream: a History of Urban Australia HIST2128 - Convicts and Emigrants: Australia 1770s to 1870s HIST2133 - Human Variations and Racism in Western Culture, c. 1450-1950 HIST2139 - Researching and Writing History HIST2140 - Europe in the 20th Century HIST2221 - Consumerism and its Critics, Britain 1714-1846 First Semester, 2010 HIST2110 - Approaches to History HIST2121 - Electric Citizens: The Rise of the Modern Media in the United States, 1865-2000 HIST2126 - American Sixties HIST2136 - World at War, 1939-1945 Second Semester, 2010 HIST2107 - American Voices: Aspects of Social Thought in the United States HIST2117 - Technology and Society 1800-2000 HIST2139 - Researching and Writing History HIST2221 - Consumerism and its Critics, Britain 1714-1846 HIST2223 - The French Revolution and Napoleonic Europe

Later Year - Designated Courses

First Semester, 2009 ENGL2074 - Jane Austen History and Fiction POLS2092 - Fascism and Antifascism Second Semester, 2009 ANCH2016 - Bad neighbours: Law and life in ancient Athens ASIA2009 - Modern Japanese Society ASIA2516 - Indonesia: Politics, Society and Development GEND2021 - Trauma, Memory and Culture MEAS2000 - Iranian History and Culture MEAS2104 - Islam : History and Institutions First Semester, 2010 ASIA2009 - Modern Japanese Society ASIA2516 - Indonesia: Politics, Society and Development ENGL2074 - Jane Austen History and Fiction MEAS2000 - Iranian History and Culture MEAS2108 - Gallipoli: History and National Imagination POLS2061 - Classical Marxism POLS2100 - Genocide - Post 1945 Second Semester, 2010 ASIA2016 - The Mongol Empire in World History ASIA2163 - Religion and Politics in South Asia B MEAS2104 - Islam : History and Institutions SOCY2053 - Imagining the Future: The Social Origins of Utopias and Science Fiction

Courses that count towards this Major

First Year

EURO1004 - Europe in the Modern Era: Foundations of International Relations HIST1015 - Ends of Empire: British Colonial Rule and its Outcomes HIST1017 - French Revolution: A Cultural Perspective HIST1019 - Rome: Republic to Empire HIST1203 - Australian History HIST1204 - Riots and Rebellions - Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Protest Movements under British Rule HIST1205 - Europe and the Atlantic World, c. 1450-1750 HIST1206 - Three American Revolutions, 1765 - 1876 HIST1207 - Twentieth Century Australia

First Year - Designated Course
ANCH1013 - Ancient Athens: democracy and empire

Later Year

HIST2018 - History of Western Sexuality HIST2022 - Indigenous Australian History HIST2078 - Australians at Work HIST2107 - American Voices: Aspects of Social Thought in the United States HIST2110 - Approaches to History HIST2111 - Healing Powers: Medicine and Society Since 1750 HIST2117 - Technology and Society 1800-2000 HIST2119 - City Life and Suburban Dream: a History of Urban Australia HIST2121 - Electric Citizens: The Rise of the Modern Media in the United States, 1865-2000 HIST2122 - Popular Culture, Gender and Modernity HIST2126 - American Sixties HIST2128 - Convicts and Emigrants: Australia 1770s to 1870s HIST2129 - Country Lives: Australian Rural History HIST2130 - History on Film HIST2133 - Human Variations and Racism in Western Culture, c. 1450-1950 HIST2136 - World at War, 1939-1945 HIST2139 - Researching and Writing History HIST2140 - Europe in the 20th Century HIST2141 - The Cold War: 1945-1989 HIST2213 - Real Men: Manhood and Identity in the Western World HIST2214 - The Great War, 1914-1918 HIST2218 - The City in the Roman Empire HIST2219 - Tudor-Stuart England, c.1485-1714: Politics, Society and Culture HIST2220 - Topics in History HIST2221 - Consumerism and its Critics, Britain 1714-1846 HIST2222 - Emperors and Madmen: The Early Roman Empire HIST2223 - The French Revolution and Napoleonic Europe

Later Year - Designated Courses

ANCH2009 - Artefacts and Society in the Greco-Roman World ANCH2014 - Homer and the Trojan War ANCH2015 - Travellers and Geographers in Antiquity ANCH2016 - Bad neighbours: Law and life in ancient Athens ARCH2056 - Britons and Romans: Archaeology of the Western Roman Empire ASIA2009 - Modern Japanese Society ASIA2016 - The Mongol Empire in World History ASIA2021 - State, Society and Politics in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines ASIA2029 - History of Modern Japan: Imperial Japan 1895-1945 ASIA2061 - India and 'Modernity': concepts and issues in South Asia from the 18th to the 21st centuries ASIA2163 - Religion and Politics in South Asia B ASIA2261 - Pre-Modern Japan: History and Culture ASIA2413 - Contemporary Vietnamese Society ASIA2516 - Indonesia: Politics, Society and Development ASIA3002 - The Chinese Southern Diaspora CLAS2012 - The Hero in Classical Literature: Identity, Gender and Self-Definition in Ancient Poetry ENGL2074 - Jane Austen History and Fiction GEND2021 - Trauma, Memory and Culture MEAS2000 - Iranian History and Culture MEAS2002 - Turkish History: Ottoman State to Modern Turkey MEAS2003 - Modern Turkey: History, Culture and Regional Relations MEAS2104 - Islam : History and Institutions MEAS2108 - Gallipoli: History and National Imagination POLS2061 - Classical Marxism POLS2092 - Fascism and Antifascism POLS2100 - Genocide - Post 1945 SOCY2053 - Imagining the Future: The Social Origins of Utopias and Science Fiction

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