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Learn more about Australia's distinctive culture and history, from Aboriginal Australia through European colonisation to contemporary Australia. Discover the challenges faced by 21st century Australia through the native title and republic debates. Explore Australia’s art, multiculturalism, politics and popular culture and gain a greater understanding of this unique country.
Studying in Australia offers international students the opportunity to learn about the distinctiveness of Australian culture. Studies include Aboriginal and Colonial Australia, the 'swinging sixties', the 'nervous' 1990s, the images, identities and politics of Australian culture in the 20th century and the 21st century challenges of native title, reconciliation, youth culture, and the Centenary of Federation.
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Some undergraduate courses in Australian Studies include:
International students wishing to undertake undergraduate of graduate work in Australian Studies please contact Ms Olga Chaourova, International Development Manager, Faculty of Arts, The University of Queensland.
For further information about research in the area of Australian Studies contact:
Professor David Carter (Please note, Professor Carter is currently on secondment to the University of Tokyo, Japan),
Professor of Australian Literature and Cultural History
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Related links for: Australian Studies @ UQ
Australian Studies - Research
Some of our staff working in the area of Australian Studies
Australian Studies - Graduate ProgramsThe University of Queensland offers graduate programs in Australian Studies by coursework (Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, and Master of Arts) and by research (Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy).
Australian Studies...
Australian Studies - Postdoctoral FellowshipsThe University of Queensland welcomes applications for Postdoctoral Fellowships from students who have recently finished their PhD or are about to complete. For most Fellowships you are eligible to apply up to three years after the award of your PhD.
Australian Studies - Useful LinksJournal of Australian Studies
AustLit
Fryer Library