Completion of this program will give you the toolkit to become an effective problem solver or researcher in the Humanities.
In HASS2000, leaders in their respective fields offer unique insights into how they produce important research. Through these masterclasses, you will learn how to make new knowledge that is responsive to both local and global challenges. You will employ the latest research tools in practical scenarios that push you into exciting frontiers.
Integrated hands-on learning opportunities prepare you for the program's real-world assessment tasks. These are designed to show off your research and transferable skills, including project management and creative problem solving.
4 courses
The University of Newcastle stands as a global leader in higher education, distinguished by a commitment to equity and excellence. Our degree programs are internationally recognised. Our research is world-class and diverse, and our partnerships and collaborations drive innovation.
UON continues to build its global reputation for being one of the world's most prestigious universities and is consistently in the top 10 Australian universities for research.
I'm a historian of Australian society, economy, and environments who contributes to what we know about History by asking questions that need input from other areas of the Humanities.
On successful completion of the course students will be able to:
Evaluate approaches to evidence in the Humanities.
Discuss intermediate undergraduate concepts in methods of conducting Humanities research.
Apply practical and transferable skills to enhance work readiness in Humanities disciplines.
Demonstrate presentation skills in digital as well as traditional formats at an intermediate level.
