Announcements
General Office Operating Hours During the Month of Ramadan & Eve of Hari Raya Puasa (Eidulfitri)
Please note that the Department of Southeast Asian Studies general office will operate as follows from 17 May to 15 June: 17 May – 13 June 2018 Mon – Thu: 8:30am to 5:00pm Fri: 8:30am to 4:30pm 14 June 2018… Continue Reading
From Borneo Due West
Join an amazing voyage on a classic sailing ship. Explore remote Indonesian islands. Experience life at sea. 2-16 June 2018 Open to all NUS students, staff, and alumni! There are limited slots—sign up NOW! Costs: Students $1200; staff and alumni… Continue Reading
Faculty Teaching Excellence Award (FTEA) 2017
TAKSU An Evening of Balinese Dance (Friday, 10 November 2017, 7:30pm)
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies presents “Taksu“, an evening of Balinese dance performed by students of SE2224 Unmasked! An Introduction to Traditional Dance in Southeast Asia. Be sure to join us for this one-night only showcase on Friday 10… Continue Reading
Sailing the Balangay
Open to NUS students, teaching staff, and alumni, from all backgrounds. Get involved in creative projects – writing, film-making, acting, theatre, music, etc. – that will aim to fathom the sea and the islands, people and nature, past and present.… Continue Reading
Voyage to the Seven Isles (Tue, 5 September 2017)
ALL HANDS ON DECK! LIFE VESTS ON! WHY ARE YOU STILL SITTING THERE???!!! Listen – in less than a fortnight some of us novice seafarers will be reliving our May 2017 STEER voyage on a sailing boat in and around the… Continue Reading
Wang Gungwu Medal & Prize
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies is delighted to announce that Mr Goh Aik Sai has been awarded the Wang Gungwu Medal & Prize (AY2016-2017) for the Best Masters thesis in the Social Sciences/Humanities for his thesis entitled ‘Enlightenment on… Continue Reading
MAYADENAWA – The Ogre of Illusions
STEER Sail Indonesia
Join an amazing voyage on a classic sailing ship (like the one in attached picture) through the Riau Archipelago and along Sumatra’s coast, stopping at islands, exploring Indonesian multi-ethnic towns, water villages, ports, tiny fishing communities, a remote uninhabited isle,… Continue Reading