Department Events – Malay Studies @ NUS

Sacralizing the Intimate: Malay and Islamic Manuals as an Other Transcript of Gender Relations, A/P Maznah Mohamad

Published 7th October 2020

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Malay Studies Alumni Sharing Session

Published 20th February 2020

Monday, 17 February 2020 — 11 undergraduates majoring in Malay Studies and 11 young graduates from the same department met for a brief session on academic life and post-graduation plans…

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Melayu Islam Beraja: Towards an Anthropology of the Islamic State of Brunei Darussalam by Dr Dominik Müller, 11 March 2020

Published 14th February 2020

Speaker: Dr Dominik Muller, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology and FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany Date : Wednesday, 11 March 2020 Time : 2:00pm Venue : AS8 #04-04 Please email to asevents@nus.edu.sg…

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Cita Seni: The Gastronomy of Nusantara

Published 12th February 2020

Cita Seni: The Gastronomy of Nusantara Co-presented by The Arts House and the Department of Malay Studies NUS Free admission with registration Register here: https://citaseni-gastronomy.peatix.com/

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Reconstructing the libraries of the Malay World (Thursday, 13 February 2020) VIA SKYPE

Published 30th January 2020

Speaker: Dr Mulaika Hijjas, Lecturer in South East Asian Studies at SOAS University of London Date : Thursday, 13 February 2020 Time : 11:00 am Venue : AS8 #06-46, Singapore 119260…

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Sacralizing the Intimate: Malay and Islamic Manuals as an Other Transcript of Gender Relations, A/P Maznah Mohamad

Malay Studies Alumni Sharing Session

Melayu Islam Beraja: Towards an Anthropology of the Islamic State of Brunei Darussalam by Dr Dominik Müller, 11 March 2020

Cita Seni: The Gastronomy of Nusantara

Reconstructing the libraries of the Malay World (Thursday, 13 February 2020) VIA SKYPE