Modern History (General)

Modern History allows students to investigate important people, societies, conflicts, and events that shaped the modern world. Students develop historical inquiry skills while exploring how the past continues to influence the present. 

 Course Structure 

Students investigate significant historical individuals, societies, revolutions, and world events through practical and engaging inquiry. Areas of study may include the American Revolution, Russia and the Soviet Union, changing societies, and other important turning points from the modern era. 

Why Choose This Course? 
This course develops research, communication, and critical thinking skills while helping students better understand the world around them. It suits students who enjoy exploring stories from the past and making connections to modern society. 

Future Career Opportunities 
Studying history supports pathways into education, tourism, defence, public service, media, and community services. Potential careers include police officer, defence force member, journalist, museum assistant, tour guide, public servant, and teacher.