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selected photographs Hidden places tell us something about the diversity of city life, how places, and people, may have been forgotten or marginalised in the urbanisation process, or how places can be appropriated for diverse activities and uses outside of the sight and control of the authorities. These places may also reveal the other sides of busy tourist sites. But hidden places can also refer
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Subject librarian for Asian Studies Mia NilssonTelephone: + 46 46 222 03 58E-mail: mia [dot] nilsson [at] htbibl [dot] lu [dot] seStaff web page at the Centre HT libraries Open to Lund University students and staff and the general public
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In your studies of East and South-East Asia you will learn to describe, explain and understand the social, political and economic development in the region and in individual countries. In our stand-alone courses as well as in our master's programme you will meet teachers who are engaged in both teaching and research and have broad experience from the region.We focus on the development of different
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During the fourth semester you have the possibility to travel to Asia to carry out fieldwork and collect material for your master's thesis. You can choose to do the fieldwork on your own or to be affiliated with one of the Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies’ academic partners in Asia, currently Fudan University, China, Waseda University, Japan, and Thammasat University, Thailand.If you d
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Admission requirementsBachelor’s degree (a Swedish Kandidatexamen) in the social sciences or humanities.Oral and written language proficiency in English equivalent to English 6/B.When to applyApplication opens: 16 October 2025Application deadline: 15 January 2026Notification of results: 26 March 2026 Admission questions? If you have any admission questions, please contact:Nina Brand International
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This course will give you insight into contemporary South-East Asia and its dynamic developments. The course addresses the region’s political systems and developments, socio-economic issues and struggles, the role of religion, and different aspects of contemporary culture. Apart from addressing broader regional issues it also analyses the situation in more detail in specific countries, such as for
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The PhD in East and Southeast Asian Studies is a four-year programme consisting of 240 credits. It combines courses (60 credits) with a thesis (180 credits). East and Southeast Asian Studies is an interdisciplinary subject that focuses on present-day social, political, and economic issues and developments and can include a range of topics concerning phenomena and processes in the region as a whole
https://www.ace.lu.se/education/doctoral-studies-east-and-south-east-asian-studies - 2026-09-25
Here we have gathered some of our larger past events such as photo exhibitions and Focus Asia events for example. Youngeun Koo giving the opening remarks at the Disrupted Histories, Contested Futures: Korean Adoption, Politics, and Activism in Europe conference, held May 7-8, 2026 For information on upcoming events please see our calendar
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Jue Jiang Ernils Larsson Erik Mobrand Karin Zackari Hui Zhao
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This website is run by the Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Department of History, The Joint Faculties for Humanities and Theology. We want as many people as possible to be able to use this website, and this document describes how www.ace.lu.se complies with the accessibility regulations, any known accessibility issues, and how you can report problems so that we can fix them.How acces
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Jue Jiang Erik Mobrand Karin Zackari Hui Zhao
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Dnr STYR 2018/1585 Organization The Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies from 1 January 2019 belongs to the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology. It is a section at the Department of History. Background The Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies was established on 1 November 1996 by the Lund University board. Its establishment was a result of the university strengthening its wo
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Dnr STYR 2018/1585 Lunds universitet beslutar fastställa följande föreskrifter med stöd av 2 kap. 5 § högskolelagen (1992:1434) att gälla från och med 2019-01-01. Dessa föreskrifter ersätter tidigare beslutade föreskrifter (dnr LS 2012/185). Föreskrifterna har varit föremål för förhandling enligt MBL §l l 2018-12-04. Organisatorisk placering Centrum för Öst- och Sydöstasienstudier tillhör från och
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Administration and organsation In January 2019 the Centre for East and Southeast Asian Studies moved to the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology (HT) and became a section at the Department of History. During 2019, the Centre thus became incorporated into a new organisation, which required some adjustment regarding institutional and financial set-up. The Centre now has an advisory board consi
https://www.ace.lu.se/work-report-2019-centre-east-and-south-east-asian-studies - 2026-09-25
Administration and organsation During 2018 the Centre for East and Southeast Asian Studies was engaged in preparations for the organizational move to the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology where it from 1 January 2019 is a section at the Department of History. This organizational change required the adoption of new directives for the Centre although its mandate to be an interdisciplinary i
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Niall Duggan graduated from the Masters Programme in Asian Studies in 2007. He is now the Director of the MSC International Public Policy and Diplomacy at Department of Government, University College Cork, Ireland (UCC). Why did you decide to study the Master’s programme in Asian Studies at Lund University? After finishing my undergraduate programme I developed an interest in International politic
https://www.ace.lu.se/meet-alumnus-niall-duggan - 2026-09-25
Sune Petersen graduated from the Master's Programme in Asian Studies in 2015 and is now a Project Administrator at DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture. Why did you decide to study the Master’s programme in Asian Studies at Lund University? After ending my Bachelor’s Degree, I wanted to specialize in Asian Security Studies and I had to choose to study security studies in Denmark and Asian St
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3 credits The course is open for PhD students working on contemporary East and South-East Asia. Preference is given to students enrolled in a Swedish University. The students are expected to already have a basic understanding of research ethics and relevant laws in the Swedish and European context. The course focuses on the special ethical issues that can emerge when doing research in or on author
7,5 credits The interdisciplinary research field of East and South-East Asian Studies is addressed and analysed in this PhD course (7.5 credits). The focus is on the history, development and relevance of area studies in terms of understanding the contemporary social processes and problems in East and South-East Asia. Delimited area studies on China, Japan and South-East Asia are also discussed. Th
