Modern History allows students to investigate significant events, movements, and individuals that shaped the modern world. Students develop historical inquiry skills while examining different perspectives and the impact of the past on contemporary society.
Course Structure
Students study a range of historical themes and depth studies focused on major twentieth-century events, societies, and movements. Areas of study may include the USA between the wars, Nazism in Germany, rights and freedoms movements, and other significant developments that shaped the modern world.
Why Choose This Course?
This course helps students develop research, communication, and analytical skills while building a deeper understanding of how past events continue to influence the modern world. It suits students who enjoy learning through discussion, inquiry, and real-world connections.
Future Career Opportunities
This subject supports pathways into defence, policing, tourism, public service, media, community services, and education. Potential careers include police officer, defence force member, journalist, museum assistant, public servant, tour guide, and teacher.
Pre-requisites
There are no pre-requisites for this course.
Mr James Silver
Head of HASS
James.Silver@cewa.edu.au