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32 Any queries about student residences should beaddressed to the Accommodation Services Offices,Shaftesbury Student Housing, Dinwiddy House,189–205 Pentonville Road, London N1 9NFtel: +44 (0)20 7841 0480,email: student@shaftesburyhousing.org.ukFOR SUMMER COURSESPlease note that if you are taking a pre-sessionalIFCELS course in English language and subjectstudy between July and September (see page 36)you can apply for a room at the SOAS Halls ofResidence. This accommodation is in single selfcateringrooms with en-suite toilet and shower.There are a limited number of rooms available inJuly, August and September and students will beallocated rooms according to the date of receiptof their application.For further information contact the IFCELSAccommodation and Welfare Adviserifcelsaccommodation@soas.ac.uk), who can adviseon all aspects of accommodation, welfare andstudent visas.Students allocated SOAS accommodation for theirpre-sessional courses MUST apply separately foraccommodation for the full academic year.Well-appointed accommodation is located just minutesaway from SOAS’s campusesACCOMMODATION
INTERCOLLEGIATE RESIDENCES FEE PER NIGHT FOR 2007–200833For the 2008–2009 fees and further information,please visit www.lon.ac.uk/accom or emailulao@accomm.lon.ac.ukMIXED RESIDENCES(CATERED; SESSIONAL CONTRACT*)CONNAUGHT HALLTavistock Square, WC1214 residents (204 single bedrooms, 5 shared rooms – allwith internet access, telephone and wash hand basins)TV rooms, table tennis room, bar, library, quiet garden,bike store, tea kitchens, laundryFees: Single £15.20 to £17.70; twin £15.20GARDEN HALLS(incorporating Hughes Parry Hall, Canterbury Halland Commonwealth Hall)Cartwright Gardens, WC1– CANTERBURY HALL229 residents (202 single study bedrooms withinternet access and telephones; the majority ofstudents share a bathroom with one other studentonly, and 27 rooms have an en-suite bathroom)TV rooms, music room, squash court, tennis court(Cartwright Gardens), tea kitchens, laundryFees: Single £17.70 to £21.50– COMMONWEALTH HALL431 residents (398 single study bedrooms, 11 largesingle study bedrooms, 11 double sets, i.e. twobedrooms sharing a common sitting-study room– all with internet access and telephones)TV rooms, common room, squash court, tenniscourt (Cartwright Gardens), music room, tabletennis room, tea kitchens, laundryFees: Single £17.70 to £21.50– HUGHES PARRY HALL300 residents (295 single study bedrooms, 5 sharedstudy bedrooms – all with internet access andtelephones)TV rooms, common rooms, squash courts, tenniscourt (Cartwright Gardens), games room, bar, teakitchens, laundryFees: Single £17.70 to £21.50INTERNATIONAL HALLLansdowne Terrace, WC1850 residents (414 single study bedrooms – all withinternet access, telephones and wash hand basins)Modern restaurant, café bar, bar with satellite TV,internet cafe, computer room, music rooms, squashcourt, recreation hall, TV/common rooms, two quietcourtyards, laundry, tea kitchensFees: Single £19.00; single studio £22.00;double studio £25.50NUTFORD HOUSEBrown Street, N1 (Marylebone)199 residents (159 single rooms, 21 shared rooms– all with internet access, telephones [provided by athird party] and wash hand basins)TV rooms, common room, games room, music room,study room, bar, bicycle shed, small private garden,laundry, tea kitchensFees: Single £16.00 to £18.00; twin £14.60SELF-CATERED FLATS AND MAISONETTESINTERNATIONAL HALLLansdowne Terrace, WC1(50-week contracts from September until the endof August)850 residents (235 studios and flats, of which 30 selfcateringsingle studies and 154 self-catering doublestudies, plus a range of one and two bedroom flats– all normally reserved for postgraduate students andwith internet access, telephones and wash hand basins)Modern restaurant, café bar, bar with satellite TV,internet cafe, computer room, music rooms, squashcourt, recreation hall, TV/common rooms, two quietcourtyards, laundry, tea kitchensBedding and linen not providedFees: flats/maisonettes £34.00 to £54.00* Contracts from the day before the first term to the dayafter the last termACCOMMODATION
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Page 3 and 4: CONTENTS2 LIFE AND STUDY AT SOAS4 A
Page 5 and 6: 3LIFE AND STUDY AT SOAS
Page 7 and 8: LOCATION5SOAS is based in the heart
Page 9 and 10: POSTGRADUATE STUDY AT SOAS7EXCELLEN
Page 11 and 12: FACULTY OF LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCEST
Page 13 and 14: degree from a UK university, or equ
Page 15 and 16: Applications will also be judged on
Page 17 and 18: DISTANCE LEARNINGSOAS runs an extre
Page 19 and 20: 17SOAS’s well-stocked library she
Page 21 and 22: FACULTY AND DEPARTMENTAL CENTRES19F
Page 23 and 24: Blackboard platform, the BLE provid
Page 25 and 26: CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY CENTRALASIA
Page 27 and 28: conferences on the GCC States, conv
Page 29 and 30: STUDENTS’ UNIONAll SOAS students
Page 31 and 32: SOAS STUDENT SOCIETIES29• ABACUS
Page 33: UNIVERSITY OF LONDONINTERCOLLEGIATE
Page 37 and 38: additional support, according to th
Page 39 and 40: 37• Welfare sessions (student sup
Page 41 and 42: 39ON-CAMPUS DEGREES
Page 43 and 44: Dr Tanya Kai Easton BA(GETTYSBURG)
Page 45 and 46: SOME RECENT RESEARCH THESESNigel El
Page 47 and 48: The dissertation (approximately 10,
Page 49 and 50: - Intellectual Property Rights and
Page 51 and 52: The degree is suitable for students
Page 53 and 54: Students must take the equivalent o
Page 55 and 56: The degree is designed to acquaint
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Page 69 and 70: DEPARTMENT OFECONOMICSThe Departmen
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Page 73 and 74: MSC ECONOMICS PROGRAMMESNot all cou
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CENTRE FORINTERNATIONAL STUDIESAND
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STRUCTURE AND REQUIREMENTSThe sched
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Ms Grace Koh BA(AMERICAN UNIV. PARI
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of undergraduate Korean language st
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The Department has long enjoyed ren
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function of human rights and humani
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MASTER OF LAWS (LLM)DURATIONOne cal
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- Justice, Reconciliation and Recon
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MA INTERNATIONAL ANDCOMPARATIVE LEG
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8) MA LAW, DEVELOPMENT ANDGLOBALISA
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ACADEMIC STAFF AND THEIR RESEARCH A
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STRUCTUREStudents attend the three
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This is a unique programme, in a po
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- Christianity and Social Change in
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MA GLOBAL MEDIAAND POSTNATIONALCOMM
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DEPARTMENT OFMUSICThe Department of
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- Music of East Africa- Pop Music a
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Professor Andrew R George BA PHD(BI
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STRUCTURECourses are taught in Engl
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DEPARTMENT OFPOLITICS ANDINTERNATIO
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to make a student eligible for admi
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- Islam in South Asia- Japanese Mod
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DEPARTMENT OFSOUTH ASIANUMBER OF ST
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most appropriate level of study. Pa
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MA LANGUAGES ANDLITERATURES OF SOUT
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- Buddhist Scriptures: Mahåyåna a
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• Those coming out of particular
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STUDENTS MAY TAKE ONE LANGUAGE FROM
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Indian Religions- Texts and Context
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- Media in Africa- Media and Perfor
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centric space in which comparative
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OPTIONAL COURSESStudents must choos
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MA JAPANESE STUDIESDEPARTMENTJapan
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MA KOREAN STUDIESDEPARTMENTJapan an
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- Politics and Society of the Middl
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and seminars, and in addition stude
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encouragement is given to students
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Language- Taiwanese (Hokkien)- Basi
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163DISTANCE LEARNING DEGREES
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on the professional aspirations of
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challenges in this field; and to de
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169COMING TO SOAS
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Please be advised that, in common w
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SCHOOL POLICIES173ADMISSIONS POLICY
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the outcome of the application is b
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are not awarded more than once to a
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for which awards are tenable. Furth
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www.marshallscholarship.org or writ
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183MMus and other MA degrees £1,95
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TERM DATES AND OPEN DAYS1852008-200
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OTHER USEFUL CONTACTS187KING’S CO
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A-Z OF POSTGRADUATEDEGREES AND DIPL
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INDEX191Academic resources 16Accomm
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