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Archives - Humanities and Language

Issue 1 (January 2007)

• Free screening of Ra Choi at Macquarie University
• The relationship between religion and the Howard Government
• Masters project wins AFI Awards
• Are you interested in reading or writing children's books?

Issue 6 (October 2006)

• Conference to explore borderpolitics and racial issues
• Exploring the media’s coverage of war
• Conflict in the Middle East – will it ever end?
• Studying body imagery in the Bible

Issue 5 (October 2006)

• The controversial history of commercial radio in Australia
• Doctorate in professional communication unique in Australia
• The importance of culture in development programs
• New PhD scholarships in humanities

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Issue 4 (July 2006)

• Pursuing your passion through postgrad study
• Advanced standing for Defence Force employees
• Students learning about their Coptic heritage
• Two sessions left in the Australia Japan Forum

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Issue 3 (May 2006)

• Last chance to enrol in humanities programs mid-year
• The Da Vinci Code and beyond - new course looks at early and modern Christianity
• A unique way of studying music
• Researching sex tourism in the Philippines

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Issue 2 (March 2006)

• Check out the humanities at Postgrad Expo
• New global communication course
• From accountancy to ancient history
• New focus on European studies

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Issue 1 (February 2006)

• New scholarship in ancient history
• The Cronulla riots: Has multiculturalism failed?
• For modern history students it's a small world after all
• Synthesising music production and academia

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Issue 6 (November 2005)

• When in Rome…
• Become a translator in Geneva
• Research on show
• Your first book

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Issue 5 (September 2005)

• How to save a culture
• We can be heroes: free film and discussion
• East of the Euphrates
• Gang rape on trial

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Issue 4 (July 2005)

• Putting Asia back on the map
• A career in music recording
• Making history with Coptic Studies
• Identity and equity through Lebspeak

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Issue 3 (May 2005)

• Exploring Chinese language and culture
• Interested in languages? Think about conference interpreting
• Buffy – the modern fairytale?
• A course for the next global policy-makers

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Issue 2 (March 2005)

• Examining the fat body
• Popularity of film in Australia
• A new insight into youth radio network Triple J
• Free screening of Mel Gibson epic

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Issue 1 (January 2005)

• The meaning of aesthetics
• Funding boost for Humanities research
• Study leads to career change
• Support for critical and cultural studies postgrad students

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Issue 6 (November 2004)

• Becoming a script editor
• Australia’s first World History PhD student
• Policy and applied social research at Macquarie
• Visit Egypt with new archaeology course

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Issue 5 (September 2004)

• Grant funds trip to examine ancient Egyptian tombs
• Why study English Literature at Macquarie?
• Study life-changing for Japanese Professor
• Completing on time

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Issue 4 (July 2004)

• Australian History Museum
• Creating writers
• Macquarie University's 40th Anniversary Open Day
• Centre for Research on Social Inclusion Conference

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Issue 3 (May 2004)

• Masters in Translating and Interpreting
• A picture tells a thousand words - a Japanese perspective
• Further boost to Macquarie's prestigious papyrus collection
• Postgrad Coursework Information and Skills Workshop

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Issue 2 (March 2004)

• Postgraduate Expo : Tuesday 6th April
• Martyrdom and Noble Death - public seminar series
• Moral responsibility - a philosophical question
• INCOMPARABLE JANE

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Issue 1 (January 2004)

• Bob Brozman's latest recording
• The story of the WWII Black Cats
• New degree in Coptic Studies a world first
• Why study film-making at Macquarie?

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Issue 1 (March 2003)

• Ancient History's wealth of resources
• Rethinking Victorian poetry
• Building networks in international communication
• Forgotten words from Botany Bay

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Issue 2 (June 2003)

• New Diploma course for Auslan interpreters
• Country music shakes off the hayseed
• Clash of cultures in Late Imperial China
• Matters of the Mind

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Issue 3 (August 2003)

• The Australian National Placenames Survey
• Religious movements in Korea
• AIDS and the Holocaust
• Exploring Ancient Egypt

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Issue 4 (September 2003)

• Visit Macquarie University Open Day 2003
• Women's Studies and gun culture - a unique combination
• A unique modern history program
• Counting the cost of stemming opium use

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Issue 5 (October 2003)

• What's the story with love stories?
• Scholarships to aid postgrad study
• Introducing a new course to help you get ahead in business
• Pulling back the covers of contemporary music

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Issue 6 (December 2003)

• Looking for a career in editing and publishing?
• Theory and practice in the bear pit
• Australian English - a grammar all our own?
• The tyranny of distance between post-imperial states

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