NUS Department of South East Asian Studies

Operating hours:

Monday - Thursday:
8.30 - 6.00 pm
Friday: 8.30 - 5.30 pm
(Closed on Saturday, Sunday
and Public Holidays)

Address:
Southeast Asian Studies Programme
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
3 Arts Link
Blk AS3, #06-18
Singapore 117570
Tel: 6516 6338
Fax: 6777 6608

M.A. by Coursework - Class Schedule

SEMESTER 2, 2006-2007

Note: All classes will start during the week commencing Monday 8 January 2007 unless indicated.

Module	Schedule	Venue	Exam Schedule
SE5241 Country Studies: Mainland SE Asia	Monday, 6.30-9.30 pm	AS7/0101	25 April 2007 AM
Dr Stan Tan

SE5221 Southeast Asian Cultural Landscapes	Tuesday, 6.30-9.30pm	AS4/0206	02 May 2007 AM
A/P Victor Savage and Dr Carl Grundy-Warr

SE5242 Country Studies: Thailand	Tuesday,	AS4/0604	04 May 2007
Dr Michale Montesano	6.30-9.30 pm		PM

SE6227 Postcolonialism in Southeast Asia A/P Goh Beng Lan	Wednesday, 6.30-9.30pm	AS1/0304	No Exam

SE5222 The Arts in Contemporary Southeast Asia	Thursday, 6.30-9.30 pm	AS7/0119	27 April 2007 AM
Dr Jan Mrazek

SE5233 Economies of Southeast Asia Dr Teofilo C. Daquila	Friday, 6.30-9.30pm	AS4/0206	23 April 2007 Evening

SE6233 Economic Development Issues in SE Asia	Friday, 6.30-9.30pm	AS4/0206	23 April 2007 Evening
Dr Teofilo C. Daquila

*SE6770 Graduate Research Seminar Professor Reynaldo C. Ileto (Coordinator)	Monday, 10am-1pm	AS7/0106	No Exam

**SE5660 Independent Study Module (Please refer to notes below)			Assignment based

**SE6660 Independent Study Module (Please refer to notes below)			Assignment based

Important notes:
Students from AY 2004/2005 intake - MA (by coursework) are allowed to take up to two level-4000 SE modules per candidature; MA and PhD (by research) can take only one level-4000 SE module per candidature.

*Required module for research Masters and PhD Students admitted from AY2004/2005, module is not open to coursework students, and will be graded as "satisfactory/unsatisfactory" based on student presentation and participation, please refer to module descriptions for detail.

**Manual registration with Head's approval. Student who wishes to register for this module is required to complete SE5660/SE6660 application form which can be obtained from the Programme's office together with the research proposal. Please refer to module description for details.

Important notes:
Language modules will no longer be allowed to be used to fulfill the graduation requirements of MA degree candidates registered with effect from 2003/2004 academic year.

M.A. (SEAS) students who wish to cross-enrol to other graduate modules must complete form FASS-G159/03 which can be downloaded from http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/grad/grad.htm.

Please refer to FASS websites at: http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/grad/grad.htm for more information on On-line Registration for Graduate modules.

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