Think Beyond Borders: Malay Studies at NUS
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FASS Outreach & Engagement Award 2024 Winners
Congratulations Dr Azhar Ibrahim! The FASS Outreach and Engagement Award programme acknowledges the service efforts and contributions of faculty members who have been instrumental in promoting the visibility and presence of FASS Departments and Programmes among prospective students, parents, schools, alumni and the broader public.
Dr Faizah Zakaria Wins Prestigious Harry J. Benda Prize
Dr Faizah Zakaria Wins Prestigious Harry J. Benda Prize Dr Faizah Zakaria has been awarded the prestigious Harry J. Benda Prize for her groundbreaking book, The Camphor Tree and the Elephant: Religion and Ecological Change in Maritime Southeast Asia. Presented by the Southeast Asia Council of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS), the prize recognizes …
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Ghost, supernatural class at NUS receives positive response
A feature on Dr Noorman Abdullah (NUS Arts and Social Sciences – Assistant Dean of External Relations and Student Life, Senior Lecturer at NUS Sociology & Anthropology and NUS Malay Studies, and alumnus – BSocSci ’02 and MSocSci ’05) and one of his more popular courses, GEH1062/GEC1024: Ghosts and Spirits in Society and Culture.
[Pendaftaran kini dibuka!] Bahasa dan Literasi di Alam Melayu oleh Dr Azhar Ibrahim, Pensyarah Kanan, Universiti Nasional Singapura
[Pendaftaran kini dibuka!] Jangan lepaskan peluang untuk menyertai kursus eksklusif, “Bahasa dan Literasi di Alam Melayu” yang dikendalikan oleh Dr. Azhar Ibrahim, Pensyarah Kanan di Universiti Nasional Singapura! Kursus ini khusus untuk guru, wartawan, penyunting, dan pencinta bahasa, menawarkan pemahaman mendalam mengenai wacana bahasa melalui lensa sejarah dan ilmu kemasyarakatan. Lebih menarik lagi, pendekatan literasi …
The Classes that Haunt Us
Dr Noorman Abdullah (Arts & Social Sciences ’02, MSocSci ’05) is FASS’ Assistant Dean (External Relations & Student Life) and a Senior Lecturer and within NUS Sociology & Anthropology and NUS Malay Studies. His research interests include religion and society; race relations; decolonial pedagogies; and sensory studies.