Domain: Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) Timetable: Trimester 1, 2 or 3 Length of Course: 1 Trimester
Course Information
Journey through one of the most turbulent periods in history—the years between the world wars and the global conflict that followed.
This course explores the inter-war years, from the Treaty of Versailles and the Roaring Twenties to the Great Depression, setting the stage for World War 2. Investigate the causes and key battles of the war, including the experiences of Australians at Kokoda, the fall of Singapore, and as prisoners of war.
Discover how the war reshaped life on the Australian home front, from changing roles for women to government controls like conscription and rationing. Delve into the Holocaust and the use of the atomic bomb, examining their lasting impact on the world.
Through powerful stories and critical analysis, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how World War 2 shaped modern history.
Pathway Information
College
Tertiary
Workforce
This course is further complimented by:
Modern History (ATAR and General)
Students undertaking this course may wish to consider tertiary studies in:
Law
Anthropology
Criminology
Journalism
This course suits direct workforce entry into the following: