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The Department of Development Studies features 28 academics and hundreds of students, and our community of alumni, colleagues and friends is global. Development Studies is a live and evolving discipline, and our students and staff are challenged to refine our theoretical and practical understanding of why change happens, how power is exercised and in what ways inequalities can be explained and ...
affiliated academics working in 13 humanities and social science departments. 1. China in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. 2. China: Global Power. 3. China: Family and Gender Relationships. 4. China: Economic Transformation.
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The module introduces students to different conceptual and methodological approaches to the study of Africa and provides a wider intellectual background for the MA African Studies programme. We will look at how Africa has been conceptualized and represented at different times and from different perspectives, and investigate different views of Africa as a physi-cal, social and cultural space ...
School of Oriental and African Studies. London, United Kingdom. Study mode: On campus Languages: English. Local: $ 11.8 k / Year (s) Foreign: $ 19.9 k / Year (s) Deadline: Jun 30, 2024 StudyQA ranking: 4222. Similar programs. Choose an adviser Ask Admissions. Master.
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Construction of the first phase of the current premises, within the University of London campus, began in 1938, when the present name School of Oriental and African Studies was adopted. The Bloomsbury premises were fully occupied by the end of the Second World War, in 1946. Moving into the University of London precinct reinforced the academic role of the School, which in earlier years (by use ...
