Professional
development course:
Ancient History teachers
Thursdays 9 March - 6 April 2017 6pm - 8.15pm
This professional development course for ancient history teachers relates to VCE Units 1 to 4 of the Ancient History Study Design.
Welcome to the Faculty of Arts; the original and oldest faculty at The University of Melbourne. We are a diverse faculty with a commitment to innovation and community engagement, offering programs as wide-ranging as Indigenous Studies, Classics and Indonesian language. We provide employment-relevant specialisations in such fields as public policy, journalism, linguistics, cultural conservation and development studies. Whatever path you choose I know that you will have an exciting and rewarding experience at Melbourne. I warmly welcome you to the Arts community. Professor Mark Considine, Dean, Faculty of Arts
Study in the Faculty of Arts
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Bachelor of Arts
For people who have just finished school or have not attended University before. The BA offers a flexible approach to studying the humanities, social sciences and languages.
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Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences
For graduate coursework, research and executive education in the cultural management, communications, and the social sciences.
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Melbourne School of Government
For graduate coursework, research and executive education in policy, development, public administration, and international relations. Inspiring those working in and with government.
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Thursday 5:30pm - 7:30pmTerrorism and the ISIS threat in IndonesiaFree Public Lecture ISIS;Terrorism;Islamic State;Indonesia;
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Friday 12:00pm - 1:00pmPhD Completion Talk by Yuka Kikuchi: 'Writing Development of L2 tertiary learners of Japanese in Aus...Other L2 Japanese;Yuka Kikuchi;SOLL;School of Languages and Linguistics;
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Saturday 9:30am - 4:30pmProfessional Learning Day: VCE Italian TeachersTraining/Workshop School of Languages and Linguistics;Italian;Faculty of Arts;
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Melbourne Masterclass: 10 Great Books 2017Seminar/Forum Book club;Great Books;10 Great Books 2017;10 Great Books;Melbourne Masterclass;literature;Masterclass;
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Thursday 12:00pm - 1:00pmCultural Analytics: Understanding Today’s Digital WorldSeminar/Forum Data Visualisation;Digital HASS;humanities;arts;
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Thursday 5:30pm - 7:30pmGarin Nugroho’s Satan Jawa: Remediating Art and History in Contemporary Indonesian filmSeminar/Forum Asia TOPA;Indonesia Forum;film;Indonesia;performing arts;Art History;
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Friday 10:30am - 11:30amDrawing in the Gallery: The Body ElectricTraining/Workshop drawing class;Austrlian art;Ian Potter Museum of Art;Art;
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Professional Development Course: Ancient History TeachersTraining/Workshop School of Historical and Philosophical Studies;Faculty of Arts;
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Thursday 6:30pm - 7:30pmThe End of Nuclear Dependence? Six Years since FukushimaFree Public Lecture nuclear disaster;Fukushima;nuclear policy;Japan;
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Tuesday 7:00pm - 8:00pm"ART AND LOVE"Free Public Lecture English Poetry;Platonic Eros;neo-Platonism;Erotic Revolution;Love;sexuality;Centre for the History of Emotions;School of Historical and Philosophical Studies;Faculty of Arts;Politics;Art;
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Wednesday 7:00pm - 8:00pmLive and Dangerous: Journalism and the Real-Time Social WebFree Public Lecture Tow Centre;Emily Bell;Facebook;Digital journalism;social media;Journalism;
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Thursday 5:30pm - 7:00pmThe Sustainability of Chinese Investment in AustraliaFree Public Lecture Energy;Asia Institute;Finance;China;Economy;
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Latecomers: Anita Brookner Then and NowSymposium Romanticism in contemporary life;Anita Brookner;English and Theatre Studies;School of Culture and Communication;Faculty of Arts;
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Saturday 9:30am - 3:30pmProfessional Development Course: VCE French TeachersTraining/Workshop French;School of Languages and Linguistics;Faculty of Arts;
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Thursday 5:30pm - 7:00pmThe Origins and Dynamics of Crony Capitalism in China: Insights from Prosecuted Cases of Collusive C...Seminar/Forum crony capitalism;minxin pei;Corruption;China;
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Thursday 6:15pm - 7:30pmCrime, Justice and the Liberalism of FearFree Public Lecture liberalism;ssps;loader;ian;ideology;crime;School of Social and Political Sciences;Criminology;Politics;Fear;
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Friday 10:30am - 12:00pmDrawing in the Gallery: Only connectTraining/Workshop Austrlian art;Ian Potter Museum of Art;Art;
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Thursday 6:30pm - 7:30pmGlobalization, its discontents, and the future of multilingualism (or why language learning is more ...Free Public Lecture language policies;immigrants;displaced persons;xenophobia;language learning;refugees;multilingualism;immigration;GLOBALISATION;nationalism;Education;
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Thursday 5:30pm - 7:00pmGlobal Popular Anger Against Rising Inequality: Why is China an Exception?Seminar/Forum whyte;income;Poverty;Inequality;China;
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Thursday 5:30pm - 7:00pmRelocation for Poverty Alleviation?Seminar/Forum mark wang;China Centre;Resettlement;xi jinping;Geography;Poverty;China;
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Thursday 5:30pm - 7:00pmPolitics and Discourse in China's South-North Water Transfer ProjectSeminar/Forum North China Plain;SNWTP;water transfer;Water stress;Agriculture;Environment;China;Economy;development;
Research in the Faculty of Arts contributes to a greater understanding of the society in which we live. Our research is diverse, spanning over almost forty disciplines which range from history and philosophy to creative writing, linguistics, language studies, media studies, criminology, and social policy.
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Research Showcase
The research showcase is focused on four research themes that cross subject-specific boundaries. These themes illustrate what the Faculty holds to be important in terms of quality, excellence, scholarship and research outcomes.
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Research Centres and Groups
The Faculty of Arts contains many research centres and groups that undertake a wide range of research across many disciplines.
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Digital Studio
The Digital Studio in Arts West (Building 148) provides dedicated collaborative, project and informal spaces for researchers, students, collaborators and industry partners.
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Research Support
This section provides support and information on early career research opportunities, research publications and research ethics.
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Research contact
For all research related queries please email staff research. A detailed list of research contacts can be found on the Structure Research web page. | The University of Melbourne |
The Faculty of Arts supports currently enrolled students with orientation events, enrichment activities and advice on study options such as internships and overseas study; and offers information for future students who wish to study with the Faculty.
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Undergraduate
For students currently studying a BA, BA (Extended) or Community Access Program.
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Graduate Coursework
For students currently studying a Masters by Coursework, Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate
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Graduate Research
For students currently undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Masters by Research.
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Future Students
For future students wishing to undertake an undergraduate, graduate coursework or graduate research degree.
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Scholarships open for applications
Scholarship | Study Level | Study Area | Closing Date |
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Faculty of Arts Graduate Internship Grants | Graduate coursework | Faculty of Arts | 31st Dec 2017 |
Norman Macgeorge Scholarship | Graduate research | Faculty of Arts | 31st Mar 2017 |
The Ursula Hoff Art History Scholarship | Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Culture and Communication | 13th Mar 2017 |
The Alma Hansen Scholarship | Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Faculty of Arts | 13th Mar 2017 |
The Faculty of Arts 110 Scholarship | Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Faculty of Arts | 13th Mar 2017 |
The Eugenie La Gerche Scholarship | Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Culture and Communication | 13th Mar 2017 |
The Miltiades and Alkistis Chryssavgis Scholarship | Undergraduate | Faculty of Arts | 13th Mar 2017 |
The Gwenda Ford English Literature Scholarship | Undergraduate; Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Culture and Communication | 13th Mar 2017 |
Melbourne Global Languages Scholarships | Undergraduate | Languages and Linguistics,Asia Institute | 1st Apr 2017 |
The Elizabeth and Nicholas Slezak Scholarship | Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Languages and Linguistics | 27th Mar 2017 |
The Anna Lodewyckx Scandinavian Scholarships | Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Languages and Linguistics | 27th Mar 2017 |
Keiko Hongo Japanese Scholarship | Undergraduate; Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Asia Institute | 3rd Apr 2017 |
The Harold Wright Scholarship and The Sarah & William Holmes Scholarship | Culture and Communication | 15th Feb 2017 | |
Amy Gaye Cowper Tennent Memorial Scholarship | Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Culture and Communication | 15th Feb 2017 |
The University of Melbourne French Trust Fund | Graduate research | Languages and Linguistics | 15th Feb 2017 |
French History Research Higher Degree Scholarship | Graduate research | Languages and Linguistics,Historical and Philosophical Studies | 15th Feb 2017 |
The Jessie Webb Scholarship | Graduate research | Historical and Philosophical Studies | 15th Feb 2017 |
HB Higgins Poetry Scholarship | Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Culture and Communication | 15th Feb 2017 |
The Felix Meyer Scholarship | Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Culture and Communication | 15th Feb 2017 |
Margaret Cohan Research Scholarships | Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Social and Political Sciences | 15th Feb 2017 |
The Igor Meshakov-Korjakin Russian Scholarship | Undergraduate; Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Languages and Linguistics | 15th Feb 2017 |
The Emma Grollo Memorial Scholarship | Undergraduate; Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Languages and Linguistics | 15th Feb 2017 |
The S.Ernest Sprott Fellowship | Culture and Communication | 15th Feb 2017 | |
Affirm Press Creative Writing Prize | Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Culture and Communication | 15th Feb 2017 |
The Isobel Prowse Scholarship | Undergraduate | Historical and Philosophical Studies,Languages and Linguistics | 14th Apr 2017 |
The Lorna Stirling Fund | Undergraduate; Honours; Graduate coursework; Graduate research | Faculty of Arts | 10th May 2017 |
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The Faculty of Arts is committed to developing mutually beneficial relationships and partnerships with Australian and international business, government, and non-government organisations.
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International Engagement aims to enhance teaching and research relationships with colleagues around the world. It covers a wide variety of projects embedded in the Indonesia, Latin America and China, as well as key international partnerships and research / commercial international engagement opportunities.
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With over 70,000 Faculty of Arts graduates worldwide, our network of alumni and friends make a significant and valuable contribution to the broader community through leadership and excellence. Over its 150-year history, the Faculty has produced leaders in a wide range of fields, including government, business, the arts and media, community and not-for-profit organisations.
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Extended and Community Learning Programs in the Faculty of Arts are high-quality, educational experiences and enrichment opportunities, designed for alumni and the general public for all stages in life to pursue professional and personal interests through curated programs. These programs are led by some of the University's most celebrated scholars and are developed in collaboration with cultural partners and industry experts.
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Information and resources for prospective Casual Academic Staff and existing staff. These resources will help in the design and implementation of curriculum and effective teaching strategies in the humanities, social sciences and languages. Other resources such as professional development opportunities are designed to support staff in building careers of teaching excellence.
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Casual academic staff are required for the 2017 Summer semester. Please see the standardised position description. All applications are completed online.
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Your generosity makes an enormous difference to the development of our students, providing them with the opportunities to enrich and extend their learning.
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The Faculty of Arts is comprised of two graduate schools and five academic schools.
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A list of professional Engagement staff within the Faculty of Arts.
Dean's welcome
![Prof. Mark Considine](http://web.archive.org./web/20170214225427im_/http://arts.unimelb.edu.au/__data/assets/image/0006/1738716/considine.jpg)
Dean, Faculty of Arts
Biography
Welcome to the Faculty of Arts; the original and oldest faculty at The University of Melbourne. We are a diverse faculty with a commitment to innovation and community engagement, offering programs as wide-ranging as Indigenous Studies, Classics and Indonesian language. We provide employment-relevant specialisations in such fields as public policy, journalism, linguistics, cultural conservation and development studies. Whatever path you choose I know that you will have an exciting and rewarding experience at Melbourne. I warmly welcome you to the Arts community Professor Mark Considine, Dean, Faculty of Arts