Rate My Professor Julie McIntyre

McIntyre's research specializations include agriculture, Australian and international wine studies, environmental history, histories of science, Indigenous-settler colonial relations, knowledge mobilities, and tourism. Key publications feature First Vintage: Wine in Colonial New South Wales (UNSW Press, 2012), a finalist in the New South Wales Premier's History Awards; Hunter Wine: A History (with John Germov, NewSouth, 2018), awarded an International Organisation of Vine and Wine Jury Prize Special Mention for History; and Wine, Networks and Scales: Intermediation in the Production, Distribution and Consumption of Wine (2020). Additional works encompass chapters such as 'Awabakal and Nikkin: Reconnecting Histories of First Peoples, Coal and Colonists' (2024) and '“For us as experimentalists”: An Australian case study of scientific values in nineteenth-century New World winegrowing' (2022). Honors include the Fulbright Senior Scholar Award at the University of California, Davis (2019), University of Newcastle Women in Research Fellowship (2022), State Library of NSW Merewether Fellowship (2018), and Vice-Chancellor's Research Excellence Awards (2013). She contributes editorially to Settler Colonial Studies, served as Secretary of the History Council of NSW (2021–2025), and engages in international collaborations, including funded visits to the University of British Columbia and University of Toronto.