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World History Courses

Explore world history courses in Sydney covering the Americas, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific. Learn about revolutions, independence movements, and global conflicts that shaped nations. Discover figures like Gandhi, Mandela, and Castro, and explore pivotal events from the Vietnam War to the Moon Landing.


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$171.01 Limited inc GST / $154

The Middle East from Ancient Times to Today

<p>The Middle East, especially the “Holy Land” has been conquered and ruled by many generals, empires and kings. Today, it is probably more volatile than at any time in its history. This course looks

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$171.01 Limited inc GST / $154

The Middle East from Ancient Times to Today

<p>The Middle East, especially the “Holy Land” has been conquered and ruled by many generals, empires and kings. Today, it is probably more volatile than at any time in its history. This course looks

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$130 Limited inc GST / $117

Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know

<p>When Lady Caroline Lamb famously announced that Lord Byron was “mad bad and dangerous to know” she could not have known that her stinging description would resonate through millennia of history.

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$130 Limited inc GST / $117

Roman Spain, Before, During and After

<p>Spain was possibly the most important province in the Roman empire, but it receives relatively little attention in history books. Learn what Spain was like before Roman occupation, and why they

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$226.01 Limited inc GST / $203

The First Thousand Years of Christianity: The Church and the Barbarians

<p>What was the appeal of Christianity to the warriors and tribesmen beyond the frontiers of the Roman Empire? How did the church contribute to the survival and spread of civilisation in Europe? In

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$226.01 Limited inc GST / $203

The First Thousand Years of Christianity: The Church and the Barbarians

<p>What was the appeal of Christianity to the warriors and tribesmen beyond the frontiers of the Roman Empire? How did the church contribute to the survival and spread of civilisation in Europe? In

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$48 Limited inc GST

A Celebration of 400 Years of Women Artists

<p>In every century there have been outstanding women artists who have achieved a reputation that has tested time and sat well-earned, alongside their male colleagues. Often their life stories are

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Approximately 5 hours
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$48 Limited inc GST

From French Royalty to Empire - Art and decorative elegance from Louis XIV's Versailles to Napoleon

<p>French monarchs managed their images as carefully as any self-branded celebrity today. How did Louis XIV use the artisans and artists of the day through his patronage to enhance and dazzle his

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Approximately 4 hours
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$48 Limited inc GST

Portraits of Russia: Rublëv, Pushkin, Turgenev, Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov and Tchaikovsky

<p>This course, focussed on the life and work of some of Russia’s most outstanding personalities, will begin with the work of Andrey Rublëv, Russia’s most famous icon painter, and his circle, and the

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Self paced
Approximately 6 hours
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$48 Limited inc GST

Portraits of Scandinavia: Norway and Denmark

<p>The cold lands of the far north have in fact produced inspiring examples of music, drama, art and philosophy to match the best of the more famous cultures of France and Italy. Explore the genius of

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Self paced
Approximately 6 hours
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$130 Limited inc GST / $117

Empires of China and Rome - Legends and Legacy

<p>Two of the largest and longest empires in world history - the Chinese Empire (221 BC–1912 AD) and the Roman Empire (27 BC–1453 AD) - developed independently at the East and West sides of Eurasia,

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$46 Limited inc GST / $41

Plagues that Changed History

<p>The Plague of Justinian (541-549 AD) killed a quarter of the population of the Byzantine Empire and precipitated its fall. The Black Death (1346-1353) killed 50% of the people of Europe and led to

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