The Department of Southeast Asian Studies presents TAKSU An Evening of Balinese Dance by A/P Irving Johnson and his students from module SE2224 Unmasked! An Introduction to Balinese Dance in SEA. Be sure to join us for this one-night only showcase!
Due to changes in staff availability in Semester 2 AY2016/2017, the following modules will not be offered: SE4218 Majorities and Minorities in Southeast Asia SE5294/GE5215 The Politics of Environment in SE Asia We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies proudly presents ‘Imaginations‘, a traditional Thai paintings exhibition by students of SE3224 Thai Drawing and Painting. The exhibition will be held at the NUS Central Library (outside restricted area) from 15 to 23 August 2016. All are… Continue Reading
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies is now located on Level 6 of the new AS8 building. Our contact numbers remain unchanged. Please refer to the following pages for updated information: Contact Us Faculty Other Academic Staff
The 2016/2017 Academic Year marks the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Southeast Asian Studies Programme which has become a full-fledged Department since July 2011. To celebrate this milestone, the Department of Southeast Asian Studies will be holding several… Continue Reading
We regret to announce that the NUS-ANU Joint Masters Degree in Southeast Asian Studies will cease to exist effective Semester 2, AY2016/2017. The Semester 2, AY2015/2016 intake will be the final intake to the programme and no further intakes will occur.
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies will be moving to AS8 (next to NUS Central Library) from 11 to 18 July 2016. We may not be contactable during this period and apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Please note that the Department of Southeast Asian Studies general office will operate as follows from 6 June to 5 July: 6 June – 4 July 2016 Mon – Thu: 8:00am to 5:30pm Fri: 8:00am to 5:00pm 5… Continue Reading
Websites of all units/departments in the University, including the Department of Southeast Asian Studies, are in the process of being updated. As such, you may encounter broken links while browsing. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and will do our… Continue Reading
To Balinese Hindus, the Barong is the protector of their island. He is also the material form of the god Siwa who regularly transforms himself into a Barong when coming face to face with his consort in her powerful… Continue Reading