SOAS, University of London courses

...90 credits in your second subject. Disclaimer Important notice regarding changes to programmes and modules...

...or improve Chinese language skills in the context of other degree programmes. The Chinese combined honours degree aims to give a broad understanding... Learn about: Chinese Language...

...Revolution and Independence in South East Asia Literatures in Translation (Masters) The Urban/Rural Divide in South East Asian Literature English Literatures...

...Climate Change and Energy Law and Policy Law and Natural Resources Law, Environmental and Sustainable Development in a Global Context Water... Learn about: IT Law, Environmental Law, Climate Change...

...All students are required to complete the compulsory preliminary course in Mathematics and Statistics (including Computing) prior to commencing this programme... Learn about: Financial Training...

...be due for submission during September of the final year of registration. The assessment for each module may vary. Convenors Nicholas H D Foster Students... Learn about: Full Time, IT Law, Part Time...

...Email: Convenors Nadje Al-Ali This pathway degree is inter-disciplinary and combines a number of methodologies which include anthropological... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...Literatures in African languages Directed Readings in an African Langauage Comparative Media Theory African and Asian Diasporas in the Modern World Culture...

...The module aims to introduce students to the complexities of digital diplomacy and unpack at least some of the key issues to help them navigate their... Learn about: International Politics, International Relations, IT Law...

...policy at an international level and how to affect policy changes to meet the aims of non-governmental and international organisations. You will look... Learn about: Communication Training, International Politics, IT Law...

...proceed to the following year of study. Arabic 300 2. Compulsory Module Introduction to Arabic Dialects Other subject You should choose 60 credits in your second subject...

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...departments listed below; additional options may be available on approval. See below for a detailed programme structure. Language Entitlement Programme... Learn about: Travel Tourism, Travel and Tourism, Cross Cultural...

...knowledge of anthropology, development issues, research methods and either an ethnographic region (and/or language) and/or thematic interest in health/gender/food/ media... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, Social Anthropology...

...in order to acquire the skills necessary for future professional or research careers. The programme will enable students to engage with the subject...

...please visit the MSc Finance (Economic Policy) section of the Centre for Financial and Management Studies website. Disclaimer Important notice regarding... Learn about: Financial Management, Financial Training...

...Policy Introduction to Valuation Macroeconomic Policy and Financial Markets Microeconomic Principles and Policy Modelling Firms and Markets Risk Management... Learn about: Financial Management, Financial Training...

...overview of Muslim migrations, aspects of civil society, the interaction of Muslim laws and the state laws of various jurisdictions, and the role of... Learn about: IT Law, International Relations...

...(30 credits each) from list B below. You will also be required to complete a dissertation (60 credits). In a typical two-year MSc programme cycle... Learn about: Climate Change...

...below OR choose a Sanskrit module at intermediate level to the value of '30 credits' South Asian Literature in English Framing Pakistan Imagining Pakistan...