Welcome to the New Zealand Historical Association's website.
Through regular newsletters and conferences, along with advocacy and lobbying, the Association aims to promote historical study, teaching and research. From 01 January 2010, the NZHA Executive will be based at the University of Waikato, Hamilton. From 1 January, 2012, the NZHA Executive will shift to the University of Otago. The incoming Executive's details will be posted shortly.

The History Programme at Victoria University of Wellington seeks to appoint a Lecturer in New Zealand History, starting 2 July 2012.

The Programme is particularly interested in receiving applications from candidates who are able to set New Zealand history, including Maori history, into the broader frameworks of transnational or comparative history.

The successful applicant will be expected to teach at the undergraduate level (including 100 level), to contribute to the Honours programme, including teaching and marking the Honours research paper, and engage in MA/PhD supervision. The Programme is committed to excellence in research and will only appoint a candidate who has demonstrated very strong research potential. The intended start date for this position is 2 July 2012. Applications close on 20 January 2012 and should be made online at http://vacancies.vuw.ac.nz .

 

Australian & New Zealand Studies Association of North America
February 16-18, 2012
www.anzsana.net
Call for Papers and Workshop Panels
Call for Panel/Session Proposals: Due 31 August 2011
Please send all proposals to Greg Flynn
2012 Annual Conference Toronto, ON, Canada

 

Pacific History Association Conference 2012
Generations: Histories with a Future
Call for Panel/Session Proposals: Due 31 August 2011
6-8 December 2012
Victoria University of Wellington
For more information click here

 

Link to Past Events and Conferences.

 

Link to WINNERS of the NZHA DIGITISATION AWARD

 

Studying History in New Zealand
click here to read more.

 

Link to a list of Fellows of the New Zealand Academy of the Humanities (FNZAH) Te Matanga o Te Whainga Aronui
(The Fellowship is awarded for distinguished achievement in research in a field associated with the humanities-aronui.)