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Royal Vision for Oxford University’s Southeast Asian Studies Centre

His Royal Highness Sultan Nazrin Shah, the Deputy King of Malaysia, has detailed the vision for a new world-leading Centre for Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Oxford.

Spotlight on... Chinese children’s voices

Professor Rachel Murphy explores the impact on China’s ‘left-behind’ rural children as their parents migrate for work

Featured Research Projects

View some of the diverse research projects OSGA faculty are currently working on.

What Does Area Studies Mean To You?

OSGA faculty and students share why Area Studies is important to them, their community and the world.

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OSGA offers a DPhil in Area Studies, 5 MPhil courses, 7 MSc courses, as well as a joint 1+1 MBA. Learn more about all of our courses here.

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Nissan Seminar: Censorship in Japan

Friday 26th February, 2021 from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm

Online

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KCL Event: South Asia Unbound: Rethinking South Asian migration and diaspora

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Friday 26 February, 1:00pm to 2:00pm

Online

LAC Main Seminar Series: Creative Construction: The Rise of Mass Infrastructure in Latin America

Friday 26 February, 5:00pm

Online Event

MEC Webinar: HT21: Week 6: Tunisia: Unfinished Revolutions (Held jointly with the British-Tunisian Society)

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The overthrow of Ben Ali's dictatorship in 2011 was revolutionary both in its method and in its outcome, involving mass participation and opening the way for the establishment...

The overthrow of Ben Ali's dictatorship in 2011 was revolutionary both in its method and in its outcome, involving mass participation and opening the way for the establishment of democratic institutions .......

The overthrow of Ben Ali's dictatorship in 2011 was revolutionary both in its method and in its outcome, involving mass participation and opening the way for the establishment of democratic institutions .... (more)

Friday 26 February, 5:00pm to 6:00pm

Online via Zoom. Registration is essential: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1016103643696/WN_ADQE2FLmT_iRFLACPFNwIQ

Joan Martínez Alier Awarded the Balzan Prize. We publish here a text by Laurence Whitehead where he remembers him, from his first visit to the Latin American Centre

18 February 2021

Depictions of Post-COVID-19 Futures in Russian International Media: Multimodal Viewpoint Analysis

7 February 2021

Eduardo Posada-Carbó on the Colombian journalist and political chronicler Julio H. Palacio (1875-1951)

4 February 2021

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REES Alumna Cordelia Buchanan Ponczek's CEPA Report

4 February 2021

Royal Vision for Oxford University’s Southeast Asian Studies Centre

Spotlight on... Chinese children’s voices

Featured Research Projects

What Does Area Studies Mean To You?

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African Studies Centre

Contemporary China Studies

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Nissan Seminar: Censorship in Japan

KCL Event: South Asia Unbound: Rethinking South Asian migration and diaspora

LAC Main Seminar Series: Creative Construction: The Rise of Mass Infrastructure in Latin America

MEC Webinar: HT21: Week 6: Tunisia: Unfinished Revolutions (Held jointly with the British-Tunisian Society)

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Joan Martínez Alier Awarded the Balzan Prize. We publish here a text by Laurence Whitehead where he remembers him, from his first visit to the Latin American Centre

Depictions of Post-COVID-19 Futures in Russian International Media: Multimodal Viewpoint Analysis

Eduardo Posada-Carbó on the Colombian journalist and political chronicler Julio H. Palacio (1875-1951)

REES Alumna Cordelia Buchanan Ponczek's CEPA Report

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Royal Vision for Oxford University’s Southeast Asian Studies Centre

Spotlight on... Chinese children’s voices

Featured Research Projects

What Does Area Studies Mean To You?

Courses

Our Centres

African Studies Centre

Contemporary China Studies

Latin American Centre

Middle East Studies

Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies

Russian and East European Studies

South Asian Studies

Early Career Opportunities

Thematic Research Clusters

Cross-Unit Activity

Options Course Catalogue

Upcoming Events

Nissan Seminar: Censorship in Japan

KCL Event: South Asia Unbound: Rethinking South Asian migration and diaspora

LAC Main Seminar Series: Creative Construction: The Rise of Mass Infrastructure in Latin America

MEC Webinar: HT21: Week 6: Tunisia: Unfinished Revolutions (Held jointly with the British-Tunisian Society)

Latest News

Joan Martínez Alier Awarded the Balzan Prize. We publish here a text by Laurence Whitehead where he remembers him, from his first visit to the Latin American Centre

Depictions of Post-COVID-19 Futures in Russian International Media: Multimodal Viewpoint Analysis

Eduardo Posada-Carbó on the Colombian journalist and political chronicler Julio H. Palacio (1875-1951)

REES Alumna Cordelia Buchanan Ponczek's CEPA Report

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