Queensland State Archives is custodian of the State's largest and most significant collection of government records and is an invaluable research facility for those researching their family tree, local history or other area of special interest. We are the lead agency for recordkeeping across Queensland's 600 public authorities.

Our school is one of Australia's leading humanities schools and is also one of five research and teaching schools in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at University of New South Wales.

Modern History at Macquarie has a strong reputation for both its teaching and research. We offer diverse programs of study with particular strengths in Australian History, World and global History, and Europe and the West. We also offer exciting units in women’s and gender history and the history of film and popular culture.

Used for information and research by students and educational institutions worldwide, the Indigenous Australia has quickly established itself as a valuable resource on Aboriginal art, history and culture in Australia.

EMSAH’s recognised excellence in research and teaching develops and fosters cultural knowledge and creativity for local, national, and international communities. The School focuses on the study of culture and society through contemporary and historical texts and cultural practices.

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