History, archaeology, indigenous studies and geography

Teaching program, Research section

History and archaeology seminar series

Archaeology seminar series

Archaeology seminars are held every Thursday during semester from 3.00 to 4.00pm in the North 2 lecture theatre, Humanities Building, and online.

Download the semester 1 program to view.

History seminar series

Flinders History seminars are the longest running history seminar series in Australia.

Running since 1969, when the History department was established, the seminar series features international, national and local speakers, and provides a vehicle for higher degree by research students to present their research, as well as hosting Honours presentations.

The seminar series is open to the public. Join us.

The seminars are held on the Bedford Park campus, Social Sciences South building, room 149 (view the campus map)
Fridays - 11.15am to 12.30pm

Download the semester 1 program to view.

 

 

 

 

 

Archaeology fieldwork at Flinders

Fieldwork is one of the things we do best.

We offer a range of undergraduate and graduate field methods topics, as well as more field schools in more locations than any other archaeology department in Australia.  

Field schools are a great way to see Australia, so even if you aren't a Flinders University student, you're welcome to attend as a short course student. International students are particularly welcome.

Intensive courses

Flinders also offers a range of intensive topics and laboratory short courses addressing basic skills in human osteology and analysis of the human skeleton, stone artefact analysis, maritime archaeology lab methods, as well as on specialised areas such as cultural heritage and the law.