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Lecturer Positions in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Beginning in August 2021, the National University of Singapore will launch the College of Humanities and Sciences (CHS), an enhanced undergraduate experience for students of the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences (FASS) and the Faculty of Science (FOS). For more information about CHS, please visit https://chs.nus.edu.sg. CHS includes a Common Curriculum of 13 modules that …
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“Between Nods and Whispers: Female Friendships and the Burden of History in Pakistan” by Ms Ghazal Asif
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Centring Women, Countering Killing: Female-Only Sacrifices, A Midwife Goddess and Sacred Motherhood, Dr Indira Arumugam
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Congratulations to the award winners for 2020!
The SICCI Prize for South Asian Studies 2019/20 went to the following students: Ranjana Raghunathan for best PhD dissertation Rupal Surendra Nagda for best MA dissertation Ghazi Tahira Namreen Fatima for Best Honours Thesis Raashida Elahi Bte Mohamed R (Arts 2) Aashwini Cassandra Gunasilan (Arts 3) The Rajabali Jumabhoy Foundation Prize 2019/ 2020 went …
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Annu Jalais on her new grant from the Social Science Research Council (SSRC.org, USA)
Her US$35,000 project will develop a “Southern Collective” for Transdisciplinary Collaborations on the Northern Indian Ocean for the planning grant for the ‘Transregional Collaboratory on the Indian Ocean’. Dr Jalais will be working with three co-PIs (1) Aarthi Sridhar, Programme Head of the dynamic NGO Dakshin Foundation; (2) Dr Rapti Siriwardane, researcher at the Leibniz …