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Annual Conference on 'Anthropocene Humanities'
Annual Conference on 'Anthropocene Humanities'

Annual Conference on 'Anthropocene Humanities'

13 June
The Humanities Research Centre will host a global conference on humanities and climate change as part of the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes.

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Visible Evidence XIX Conference
Visible Evidence XIX Conference

Visible Evidence XIX Conference

Visible Evidence, the international conference on documentary studies, will be co-hosted by the Australian National University and the National Film and Sound Archive in December 2012.

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Former student wins ARIA award
Former student wins ARIA award

Former student wins ARIA award

Sally Whitwell, a former student at the School of Music, has won the ARIA Fine Arts Award at the 25th ARIA ceremony in the category of Best Classical Album for Mad Rush: Piano Music of Philip Glass (ABC Classics), released in June, 2011.

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2012 Fellowship recipients announced
2012 Fellowship recipients announced

2012 Fellowship recipients announced

The Humanities Research Centre grants enable recipients to develop manuscripts or prepare ARC grant applications for their research projects. Congratulations to the 2012 recipients...

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Welcome

The Research School of Humanities & the Arts (RSHA) is part of the ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences (CASS). Its primary focus is to build on its established strengths in research and education across the humanities and the creative arts. It places a strong emphasis on traditional humanities scholarship and on encouraging interdisciplinary, cross-cultural and practice led research.

Research highlight

ANU anthropologist John Carty and Community arts officer Murungkurr Terry Murray talk about the Yiwarra kuju: Canning Stock Route exhibition on ABC Radio National.

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