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Think Beyond Borders: Malay Studies at NUS

At the Department of Malay Studies, NUS, we explore the histories, cultures, politics, and societies of the Malay world with fresh eyes and bold questions. From Southeast Asia to global diasporas, our multidisciplinary programmes and cutting-edge research empower students to think critically, connect ideas across fields, and engage with a vibrant academic community. Join us to discover new perspectives and make your mark on the region’s future.
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News and Recent Posts

November 17, 2020

Joint-Educator Track Position, Department of Malay Studies and Department of Communications and New Media of the National University of Singapore

The Department of Malay Studies and Department of Communications and New Media of the National University of Singapore seek to fill an Educator Track position in studies of the arts, heritage, built environment, urban histories and public cultures of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. The successful applicant will be expected to teach undergraduate and graduate courses […]

November 13, 2020

“Marriage of a lifetime” – Examining Muslim Marriage Preparation Handbooks in Singapore by Dr Suriani Suratman

November 12, 2020

3rd Syed Hussein Alatas Memorial Lecture: Reform Of Islamic Studies: Intellectual Transformation Of Indonesian Muslims by Professor M. Amin Abdullah

November 4, 2020

Defining Sexuality: Islam and Pop Culture in Contemporary Indonesia, Ms Okky Madasari,11th Nov, Wed, 4.00pm via Zoom.

October 27, 2020

Is forced marriage romantic? Exploring the material and social worlds of popular Malay romance, Ms Alicia Izharuddin

October 20, 2020

Negotiating Art and Craft in the Malay World, 31 Oct, Sat

A look into the works of two Singaporean artists, their art practices and how they negotiated and at times, resisted categorisations. About the Speaker Syed Muhammad Hafiz is an independent curator whose research and writing interests include the visual art histories of the Malay archipelago. He has curated exhibitions for museums, commercial galleries and independent […]

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