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The New Historians Postgraduate Conference

For 2009 programme, click here

For 2009 registration, click here

Conference posters:
31 August to 1 September 2009

29-30 August 2008

History at Victoria

Welcome to the History programme. On this page you will find information on:

About us
About us, contact, news and events, 2007 prizewinners, History graduates, frequently asked questions, noticeboard

Degrees
Degrees, BA, BA Hons, MA and PhD, and Diplomas (GradDipArts).

Courses
History courses, links to information about them. Summer Course - History Programme is not offering undergraduate summer courses in 2009 (November 2009 to mid February 2010).

New Summer Course taught in January 2010 HIST428 Globalizing New Zealand History, coordinated by Professor James Belich. Enrolment is now closed. All enquiries to Louise Grenside, Stout Research Centre, ph. 463-5305, email: stout-centre@vuw.ac.nz

Staff
History staff members links to their personal pages. Interested in tutoring for 2010? Please click here.

Research
Research specialities of History staff and current research students

School outreach programme
A joint effort between History staff from Victoria University of Wellington and the Wellington Area History Teachers’ Association. Click here

Links
Links to pages related to the study of history and the History programme at Victoria. Click here for a link to Writing History Essays.

HISTORY PROSPECTUS 2009

Notices

2008 History Postgraduate Research Seminars
History Postgraduate Seminars are held in the Wood Seminar Room (Old Kirk 406) at 4:00 - 6:00pm on Thursdays

2008 History Occasional Papers
History Occasional Papers and HONS workshops are given in the Wood Seminar Room (Old Kirk 406) at 12:00 - 1:30pm on Fridays. The Occasional Papers are open to the public. All welcome!