NOTICE: Non-members of the University may not attend university lectures (unless they are announced as open to the general public) without payment of a fee, otherwise than by personal invitation of the lecturer concerned. Persons who are neither reading for a qualification of this University nor otherwise exempt, and who wish to attend lectures in any term, should apply to the Buildings and Events Manager, Examination Schools, for details of fees. At least three working days’ notice is required before a lecture permit can be issued, to allow liaison with the department or faculty concerned. Senior visiting scholars from other universities who wish to attend lectures, seminars, or classes should normally apply to the lecturer concerned directly, and not to the Buildings and Events Manager.
Lectures begin on the first possible day after the beginning of Full Term (19 Jan) unless otherwise stated.
Lectures will begin five minutes after the hour and finish at five minutes before the next hour.
Students wanting to join lectures that are not normally part of their course of study need to email the lecturer at least 24 hours in advance
(a) Classes are arranged for undergraduates and graduates registered for a degree in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. Numbers are strictly limited and priority in allocating places in classes will always be given to Faculty students.
(b) Other members of the University, including graduate students in other faculties, Visiting Students, and post-doctoral researchers, who wish to attend Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies classes should apply for permission in writing by Friday of 1st Week of the term in which they wish to take the class, using the form available here: https://unioxfordnexus.sharepoint.com/:w:/r/sites/AMES-AMESStudentHub/_layouts/15/Doc.aspx?sourcedoc=%7B6D73F7C9-6C5E-4CC0-9371-8E3D1665A151%7D&file=AMES_Faculty_Classes_application_form%20MT24.docx&action=default&mobileredirect=true .
Non-members of the University may also apply to join a class on the same form.
(c) Those who are not given priority as defined in paragraph (a) above, may attend Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies classes only on the approval of the Board of the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, and on payment of a fee of £9.00 per hour. Members of a class will be charged for every hour scheduled in the lecture list, even if they do not attend every class. In addition to the hourly fee, members of the public will be charged a non-refundable joining fee, of £500 per year (£167 per term). The college, department or faculty paying for Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies classes, or, in the case of post-doctoral researchers and members of the public, the individual in person, will remain liable for the entire term’s fee should a class member withdraw from a class any later than the end of the 3rd week of term. A withdrawal fee of £100 will be charged for any class member who withdraws before this time.
| Subject | Lecturer | Time | Place | Room |
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Buddhist Studies |
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| Anthropology of Buddhism | Zoe Zielke and Prof. K. Crosby | Th. 2-4 | 61 Banbury Road | |
| Bhukṣṇīvinaya Readings | D. Acharya & Kate Crosby et al | Th. 11-12.30 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| Buddhist Philosophy | Dr P. P. Kyaw & Chong Fu | T. 4 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| Readings in Svayambhupurāṇa | D. Acharya | F. 2-3.15 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
Classical Indian Religions |
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| Bhukṣṇīvinaya Readings | D. Acharya & Kate Crosby et al | Th. 11-12.30 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| Jaina Monastic Rules: Anagāra Dharmāmṛta | D. Acharya (mainly for Kshitij Jain) | F. 3.15-5 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| MPhil Brahmanism: Īśopaniṣad with Śaṅkara's Commentary | D. Acharya | M. 3-5 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| Readings in Svayambhupurāṇa | D. Acharya | F. 2-3.15 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| Śaivism (Vijñānabhairavatantra) | Prof J. Mallinson | Th. 11-12.30 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| Varāhamihira's Bṛhadyātrā | D. Acharya (mainly for Anupam Suman) | Th. 4-6 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| Yoga (Bhaṭṭa Nārāyaṇakaṇṭha’s commentary on the Mṛgendratantra) | Prof J. Mallinson | T. 11-12.30 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
Hindi |
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| Classical Hindi | H. Nell Swanson | F. 2-4 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Spalding Room |
| Elementary Hindi | Dr A. Mokashi | T. 4-6 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Lecture Room 2 |
| Elementary Hindi | Dr A. Mokashi | Th. 10-12 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Teaching Room 1 |
| Literary Hindi | Dr A. Mokashi | W. 12 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Meeting Room 2 |
| Literary Hindi | Dr. M. Mukim | T. 12 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Meeting Room 2 |
Indian Linguistics |
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| Indian Linguistics | Dr V. D'Avella | W. F. 12 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
Pali |
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| Beginners Pali | Prof K. Crosby & Chong Fu | M. 2-3.30, W. 9.30-11, F. 10 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 118 |
| *Intermediate Pali: coursebook and students' texts | Prof K. Crosby | W. 3.30-5 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Spalding Room |
| Pali and Sanskrit vyākaraṇa/veyyākarana | Dr V. D’Avella, A. Ruiz-Falques, K. Crosby | T. 11.30 | *ONLINE* | Online |
| Pali: Dīpavaṃsa from manuscripts | Dr A. Skilton | T. 2-3.30 | *ONLINE* | Online |
Sanskrit |
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| 2nd Year Sanskrit Kāvya: Veṇīsaṃhāra | Dr V. D'Avella | M. 4, W. 2 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| 2nd-year Sanskrit śāstra: Dharmaśāstra | Kshitij Jain | Th. 2 (wk 2) | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Teaching Room 1 |
| 2nd-year Sanskrit śāstra: Dharmaśāstra | Kshitij Jain | T. 3 (wks 3-8) | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| *2nd-year Sanskrit śāstra: Dharmaśāstra | Kshitij Jain | F. 2 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| Advanced Kāvya: Jānakīharaṇam | Dr V. D'Avella | Th. 3 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 211 |
| Elementary Sanskrit | Dr V. D'Avella | M. W. F. 9.30-11 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Lecture Room 2 |
| Jaina Monastic Rules: Anagāra Dharmāmṛta | D. Acharya (mainly for Kshitij Jain) | F. 3.15-5 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| MPhil Brahmanism: Īśopaniṣad with Śaṅkara's Commentary | D. Acharya | M. 3-5 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| Sanskrit TA Session | Kshitij Jain | M. 4 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| Varāhamihira's Bṛhadyātrā | D. Acharya (mainly for Anupam Suman) | Th. 4-6 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 117 |
| Vedic: Yajurveda Puruṣamedha | Dr V. D'Avella | M. 3.30 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Room 211 |
| Vivekamārtaṇḍa | Prof J. Mallinson | W. 11-12.30 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
Tibetan and Himalayan Studies |
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| Elementary Tibetan | Dr L. Jabb | T. 4-5.30 (wks 3-8) | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Meeting Room 3 |
| Elementary Tibetan | Dr L. Jabb | W. 12 (wks 1,2,3,4,6,7,8) | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Seminar Room 314 |
Urdu |
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| Advanced Urdu | Dr F. Tenvir | T. 12 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Meeting Room 3 |
| Basic Urdu | Dr F. Tenvir | T. 10-12 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Language Zone |
| Punjabi Literature/Poetry | Dr F. Tenvir | Th. 12-2 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Teaching Room 1 |
| Urdu Poetry | Dr F. Tenvir | T. 1 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Teaching Room 1 |
| Subject | Lecturer | Time | Place | Room |
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Buddhist Studies |
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| Buddhism II | Dr P. P. Kyaw | M. 11 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
| Glorisun Lecture Series in Buddhist Studies/Approaches to the Study of Buddhism | Dr P. P. Kyaw | M. 4-6 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Basement Teaching Room 1 |
Indian History and Culture |
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| Introduction to Indian Literature | Dr V. D'Avella | T. 10 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Lecture Room 1 |
| Introduction to Indian Religion | Dr L. Ondračka | Th. 9.30-11 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Lecture Room 2 |
Tibetan and Himalayan Studies |
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| Religions of Tibet | Prof U. Roesler | T. 3 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Lecture Room 1 |
| Subject | Lecturer | Time | Place | Room |
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Buddhist Studies |
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| Buddhism Seminar | Dr P. P. Kyaw | W. 2 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Language Zone |
| Theravada Buddhism | Prof K. Crosby | W. 2, 3-3.30 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Spalding Room |
Indian History and Culture |
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| Graduate Indology Seminar | Prof J. Mallinson | T. 4-6 | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | |
Tibetan |
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| Tibetan Graduate Seminar | Prof U. Roesler | Th. 4.30-6 (wks 4-7) | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Lecture Room 1 |
| Tibetan Graduate Seminar | Prof. U. Roseler | Th. 4.30-6 (wks 1,2,3,8) | Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies | Lecture Room 2 |