Awards & grants
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Statement from the AAH President
On Christmas Eve, Acting Minister for Education Stuart Robert announced that he had vetoed six grants recommended for Australian Research Council (ARC) funding. In his
Annual Academy Book List 2018-21
The Annual Book List covers the full spectrum of humanities disciplines and is divided into four categories: authored and co-authored books edited collections books by
Max Crawford Medal
Max Crawford Medal The Max Crawford Medal is Australia’s most prestigious award for achievement and promise in the Humanities. It is presented annually to an
The past, present & future of Indigenous Studies in Australia
It is interesting to note that the first Native American graduated from Harvard University in 1665. In Canada, the earliest First Nations person graduated from
Mike Smith AM FAHA FSA: 1955-2022
Emeritus Professor Michael Alexander Smith made pioneering contributions to our understandings of Australia’s human and environmental histories. He was a tenacious, collaborative, strategic, intelligent and
Government intervention strips $4M from humanities researchers
During the Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee estimates hearing yesterday, under questioning by Senator Kim Carr, it was confirmed that the former Education Minister
Plain speaking about plain language
“Deliver applicable knowledge!” This message from Canberra has become the expected norm for university research. “Applicability” shouts from every public university marketing brochure to justify