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We have 10 Masters Degrees in South Asian Languages & Literature, United Kingdom
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The SOAS Centre for Cultural, Literary and Postcolonial Studies ( CCLPS ) will welcome applications from MPhil/PhD students wishing to undertake research in the disciplines of Comparative Literature, Cultural Studies and Postcolonial Studies. Read more
We very much welcome applications from people interested in postcolonial literature on our Masters by Research (MScR) in English Literature. Read more
The opportunity to move from the familiar Euro-American literary canons into the fresh but less well known worlds of African and Asian literature is what attracts most students to this popular MA. Read more
The MA programme in Translation combines training of practical translation skills and/or cultural mediation with teaching of translation theories and methods. Read more
is equivalent to one year of the BA degree in South Asian Studies, and is designed for students who want to study South Asia but cannot commit themselves to a three year degree programme. Read more
The two-year programme (or part-time, 4-year) is directed at students with a professional and academic interest in South Asia. Read more
The Chinese Cultural Studies Pathway - Modern Languages allows you to explore the cultural creativity of the Chinese-speaking world in the 20th and 21st centuries in its many representations, including visual arts, language and literature. Read more
The MPhil programme in Korean Studies is a specially designed one-year graduate seminar and research course with substantial taught elements for students… Read more
The MPhil in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies by Research (Korean Studies) provides initial research training and, in most cases, aims to develop students' linguistic skills, methodological sophistication, as well as providing a foundation for those students wishing to continue their research at the doctoral level. Read more
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