This page contains links to Honours research theses for the area of Law, Humanities and the Arts. All University of Wollongong masters by research and PhD theses are posted online at the UOW Theses series.
Theses from 2023
Narrativising Episodic Memory: From Memory Episodes to Micronarratives, Shaani Jag
“Marked in my book of life”: Imagining Embodied Female Selfhood in the Victorian Novel, Jasmin Pike
Dr. Faustus and free will: an alternative interpretation of Marlowe’s play, Geoff Weir
Theses from 2021
Going against the flow: a sociotechnical network analysis of endemic acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in remote indigenous communities of Australia, Elizabeth Maree Carter
Theses from 2014
‘Not like ordinary times’: aspects of Australian nurses’ experiences during the Great War, Jaclyn Hopkins
Theses from 2013
Capturing captivity: Australian prisons of the Great War, Julia Smart
Theses from 2012
Television Nations: Imagined Communities in the Simpsons, Travis Holland
Theses from 2008
Council approaches to implementing sustainability - a case of re-arranging deck chairs on the Titanic?, Carmel Dunn
Theses from 2006
Returning to the Scene of the Crime: The Brothers Grimm and the Yearning for Home, Maureen Clack
Theses from 2005
The Illawarra Women's Health Centre: from conception to twenty years of operation, Melanie Anne Miller
Theses from 2004
"Days of tears and longing": war, grief and memory in the Illawarra 1914-1925, Jennifer Hawksley
Culture, class & experience in the Australian Flying Corps, Michael W.J Molkentin
"Thoughtful feedback": public participation and the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator, Kerry Ross
Theses from 2001
Post-war Portuguese migration to the Illawarra, Kerrie Halilovic
Theses from 1998
The impact of the 1949 Coal Strike on the Illawarra community and its responses, Alastair James Grant Buchan
Theses from 1995
Health and disease as portrayed in the mass media, Julia Louise Nuttall
Theses from 1994
Theses from 1986
Unemployed youth in the urban Illawarra, Ron Mehmet
Theses from 1984
The Illawarra Trades and Labour Council in depression, recovery, and war, 1926-1945, Shirley Nixon
Theses from 1982
The mathematical background of primary teachers in the Illawarra Region, 1962-1981, Dianne Snow
Theses from 1981
Illawarra Methodism in the nineteenth century: a comparative study of Wesleyan and primitive Methodism in Wollongong, 1838-1902, Phyllis Tibbs
Theses from 1980
A study of the attitudes and activities of the Church of England in the Illawarra during the First World War, Susan Westwood
Theses from 1977
Conspiracy aspects of the 1917 strike, W. Jurkiewicz
Theses from 1976
People at the polls: a geographical analysis of a local government election, Wollongong, 1974, Robert James Hermann