It is a dialogue, in this sense, between the past and present. The study of history involves interpreting and understanding both present and past. The School is committed to preparing graduates with the skills valued in making creative and meaningful contributions in the community and the workplace. History is therefore well placed to provide students with important skills that are relevant in a range of occupations and activities graduates may wish to engage in. The School of Humanities, Media and Cultural Studies is committed to preparing graduates for life after their degree.
History opens up many career paths and occupations.
The study of history provides graduates with skills and understandings relevant for a broad spectrum of career opportunities. In all these ways, history can be valued for the skills it provides and the insights it offers. Whether for vocational and personal development, the study of history equips graduates to make meaningful, creative and practical contributions to the place they live in.