professional historians association (queensland)

Professional Historians Association (Queensland)

Treasury building

The PHAQ represents qualified historians who are professionally employed or commissioned to undertake historical work. PHAQ is also a member of the national body, the Australian Council of Professional Historians Association Inc. (ACPHA).

This website provides useful information about PHAQ. The information page contains a brief summary of the objectives of PHAQ and its activities, the code of ethics, and a recommended scale of fees.

For those wishing to join PHAQ, the criteria for membership and annual fees can be found on the membership page.

Useful websites and information to assist historians in their work can be found on the resources page.

You can also find details about contacting PHAQ on the contacts page.

Need the services of a historian?

The members of PHAQ have a wide range of skills to offer. The consultants register lists some (but not all) of our members who are available to undertake historical research, commissions or contracts.

 

Q150 Conference

To celebrate Queensland's sesquicentenary the Professional Historians Association (Queensland) is hosting a two-day conference in Brisbane, 3-4 September 2009, focusing on shifting perspectives in Queensland history and historiography, and how these have informed our present and potentially, our future.   Titled Journeys through Queensland's history: landscape, place and society, PHAQ anticipate that this conference will be one of the key history-focused events celebrating the sesquicentenary.