History Beyond the ANU

Those passionate about History may be looking for opportunities and organisations that will allow them to continue to pursue history outside the ANU. Whether as a hobby or a career, we have guides below to the many resources and opportunities available for those with such an interest

Endangered Heritage

Endangered Heritage provides collection support and conservation services to private collectors, museums, galleries, archives and libraries.

You can learn more at their website:
https://www.endangeredheritage.com/

Additionally, they offer an array of Internships and Placements:
https://www.endangeredheritage.com/internships-and-placements

Australian Museums and Galleries

Australian Museums and Galleries Association Incorporated (AMaGA) is the national association and peak advocacy body representing museums and galleries. They encompass a wide and diverse range of national, state, regional and community museums, galleries, historic sites, botanic and zoological gardens, research centres, Indigenous cultural centres, and Keeping Places across Australia.

Their main website can be found at: https://www.amaga.org.au/

They also offer a compiled list of Job Offers/Vacant Positions across their many member institutions:
https://www.amaga.org.au/positions-vacant

History in the Making Journal

History in the Making aims to showcase the best historical research produced by undergraduate and postgraduate history students throughout Australian universities. They are a journal for the publication of student work that demonstrates substantive research and excellence in the discipline. They aim to encourage standards of academic excellence amongst history students across all years of study and areas of research.

Find them at: https://journal.historyitm.org/