We are a small but exciting Department with staff members and visiting fellows studying the peoples and cultures of the Malay world. We adopt a broad definition of the Malay world, referring to the Malay-Indonesian Archipelago consisting of Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, southern Thailand and the southern Philippines. It also includes areas with Malay minorities such as Singapore, and countries to which the Malay diaspora had spread such as Sri Lanka, Madagascar and South Africa. Our research and teaching programme revolves around three core areas: social
Department of Malay Studies and
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Religion Research Cluster, NUS Date : Saturday 11 October 2008 For the night programme, please register with Ms. Dahlia Bte Kasmani at mlsbox1@nus.edu.sg
Venue: Department of Malay Studies, Seminar Room, Kindly RSVP by 20th Oct 2008 to Ms Dahlia bte Kasmani at mlsbox1@nus.edu.sg or call 65162635 to register your attendance. Department of Malay Studies, NUS Panelists: Haslina Hassan, Ministry of Home Affairs; Ustaz Mohamed Feisal Mohamed Hassan, Religious Rehabilitation Group (RRG) Venue: Department of Malay Studies, Seminar Room, Please kindly RSVP by 30th October to Ms. Dahlia Bte Kasmani at mlsbox1@nus.edu.sg or call 65162635 to register your attendance.
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Malay Studies Honours ProgrammeWe have introduced the new Honours Programme in 2007-2008. The programme is therefore available to students from the AY 2004-2005 cohort onwards Call for Papers (Deadline 15 Oct 2008)Race and Nation, Family and Economy:
Malayness and Its Debates. Date: 20 – 21 January 2009 Call for Papers (Deadline 31 Oct 2008)Translation in Asia: Theories, Practices, Histories Date: 5 - 6 March 2009
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