Timetable

Courses Offered in AY2024-2025

The Department reserves the right to change the courses offered and content of the courses offered.
Students are strongly advised to check for the latest timetable in July (for Semester 1) and December (for Semester 2) each year.

MA CONTEMPORARY SOUTHEAST ASIA (CSEA)
MA CONTEMPORARY SOUTHEAST ASIA (CSEA)

SEMESTER 1

All classes for Semester 1 will commence during the week starting Monday, 12 August 2024 unless otherwise informed by the lecturer(s).

Course Code Course Title Lecturer(s)
SEA5101 History, Politics and Economics of Modern Southeast Asia Douglas Anton Kammen
SEA5201 Politics of Environment in Southeast Asia Serina Bte Abdul Rahman
SEA5213 Food History of Southeast Asia Lin Hongxuan
SEA5214 Cultural Resource Management in Southeast Asia Hamzah Muzaini
SEA5223 Southeast Asia and Regionalism Teofilo C Daquila
SEA5223 Political Economy of Southeast Asia Teofilo C Daquila
SEA5238 Country Studies: Singapore Priscilla Koh Siew Im
SEA5301B Masterclass (2 units) Rosmainy Buang
SEA5401 Thesis All Staff
SEA5660 Independent Study All Staff

SEMESTER 2

All classes for Semester 2 will commence during the week starting Monday, 13 January 2025 unless otherwise informed by the lecturer(s).

Course Code Course Title Lecturer(s)
SEA5102 Societies and Culture of Southeast Asia Yeo Siew Han (PDF)
SEA5203 Natural Disasters in Southeast Asia Faizah Zakaria
SEA5233 Country Studies: Indonesia Maria Monica Wihardja (Adjunct)
SEA5236 Country Studies: Myanmar Su Mon Thazin Aung (Adjunct)
SEA5237 Country Studies: Vietnam Priscilla Koh Siew Im
SEA5301B Masterclass (2 units) Rosmainy Buang
SEA5302B Field Trip (2 units) Serina Abdul Rahman
SEA5401 Thesis All Staff
SEA5660 Independent Study All Staff

 

MA & PHD RESEARCH

Important Notes:

  1. Please refer to myPortal@NUS for information on Online Registration of Courses.
  2. A student who wishes to register for SEA5660/SE5660/SE6660 Independent Study must submit a duly completed agreement form together with a research proposal to the Department General Office by the stipulated deadline in each semester for the HOD's approval. The course will be added for you after the proposal is approved.
  3. SE6770 is a compulsory course for MA and PhD (by research) students and will be graded as "Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory" based on student's presentation and class participation.
  4. Language modules are strictly not allowed to be used to fulfill the graduation requirements of MA and PhD (by research) degree candidates.
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