Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Cambridge has a long and distinctive tradition in the study of the Middle East and Asia. This Faculty prides itself on exploring these fields through the local languages and encourages students to learn through real world engagement. If you are interested in these world regions and want to discover their languages, cultures, histories, religions, and politics, then this is the home for you.
The Memory of an Assassin and Political Legitimacy in the Wang Jingwei Regime (1940–45)
Nov 01, 2017Rooms 8 & 9
L3 Acquisition of Mandarin Sentence-Final Particles by English-Cantonese Bilinguals
Nov 03, 2017Room 9
Room 9
A Safavid Globe between East and West: a new acquisition in the Louvre collection
Nov 17, 2017Thomas Grey Room, Pembroke College
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