This course introduces students to the history of the Pacific from the middle of the sixteenth century through to World War II. The course will examine cross-cultural encounters and the development of the major imperial systems that were established in the region, with a focus on exploring the ways in which different Pacific communities responded to, and engaged with, both formal and informal agents of empire from the age of exploration to World War II.

Teaching Periods and Locations


21G (HAM) Paper outline	G Semester : 15 Nov 2021 - 26 Dec 2021	Hamilton		100% internal assessment
21G (NET)	Cancelled	Contact the School or Faculty Office for more information.

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Timetabled lectures

21G (HAM)

Name	Day	Time	Room	Dates
Lecture 1	Tue	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM	I.G.02, Hamilton	Nov 16 - Dec 19
Lecture 2	Thur	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM	K.3.10, Hamilton	Nov 18 - Dec 19

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Indicative Fees

Domestic

International


21G (HAM)	$789
21G (NET)	$789

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21G (HAM)	$3,239
21G (NET)	$3,239

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HISTY200

Teaching Periods and Locations

Timetabled lectures

Indicative Fees

Available subjects

Pacific and Indigenous Studies

History

Additional information

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