Summary of courses offered in the Graduate Certificate in History Program in 2012

Core Courses (6 units only)
First Semester, 2012 HIST6110 - History and Theory Second Semester, 2012 HIST6506 - Researching and Writing History First Semester, 2013 HIST6110 - History and Theory Second Semester, 2013 HIST6506 - Researching and Writing History

Electives

First Semester, 2012 HIST6110 - History and Theory HIST6136 - World At War, 1939-1945 HIST6213 - Real Men: Manhood and Identity in the Western World HIST6509 - Tudor-Stuart England c.1485-1714: Politics, Society, Culture HIST8015 - Colonial Australia in an Imperial World HIST8016 - Settler Societies and Indigenous Encounters Second Semester, 2012 HIST6214 - The Great War, 1914-1919 HIST6221 - The Birth of Modernity: Britain 1688-1848 HIST6223 - The French Revolution and Napoleonic Europe HIST6226 - Nazi Germany HIST6506 - Researching and Writing History HIST8017 - Australia and the World at War HIST8018 - A Globalising World First Semester, 2013 HIST6022 - Indigenous Australian History HIST6110 - History and Theory HIST6128 - Convicts and Emigrants: Australia, 1770s to 1870s HIST6136 - World At War, 1939-1945 HIST8015 - Colonial Australia in an Imperial World HIST8016 - Settler Societies and Indigenous Encounters Second Semester, 2013 HIST6126 - American Sixties HIST6133 - Human Variations and Racism in Western Culture, c. 1450-1950 HIST6213 - Real Men: Manhood and Identity in the Western World HIST6225 - Environmental History: Australia and the World HIST6506 - Researching and Writing History HIST8017 - Australia and the World at War HIST8018 - A Globalising World

Courses that count towards this Program

Core Courses (6 units only)
HIST6110 - History and Theory HIST6506 - Researching and Writing History

Electives

HIST6018 - History of Western Sexuality HIST6022 - Indigenous Australian History HIST6078 - Australians at Work HIST6107 - American Voices: Aspects of Social Thought in the United States, 1900-1990 HIST6110 - History and Theory HIST6111 - Healing Powers: Medicine and Society Since 1750 HIST6117 - Technology and Society, 1800-2000 HIST6119 - Urban Australia, 1870-1970 HIST6121 - Electric Citizens: The Rise of the Modern Media in the United States, 1865-2000 HIST6122 - Popular Culture, Gender and Modernity HIST6126 - American Sixties HIST6128 - Convicts and Emigrants: Australia, 1770s to 1870s HIST6130 - History on Film HIST6133 - Human Variations and Racism in Western Culture, c. 1450-1950 HIST6136 - World At War, 1939-1945 HIST6213 - Real Men: Manhood and Identity in the Western World HIST6214 - The Great War, 1914-1919 HIST6216 - Religion and Society in the Roman Empire HIST6221 - The Birth of Modernity: Britain 1688-1848 HIST6223 - The French Revolution and Napoleonic Europe HIST6225 - Environmental History: Australia and the World HIST6226 - Nazi Germany HIST6506 - Researching and Writing History HIST6509 - Tudor-Stuart England c.1485-1714: Politics, Society, Culture HIST8015 - Colonial Australia in an Imperial World HIST8016 - Settler Societies and Indigenous Encounters HIST8017 - Australia and the World at War HIST8018 - A Globalising World

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