MA or Master of Arts is a master's degree of universities. Graduates are required to have a bachelor's degree to be admitted to MA. This course of study is awarded in the fields of social sciences, humanities, theology and fine arts. MA or Master of Arts is usually a specialized course "taught" that includes lectures, exams and a dissertation based on independent research. The course typically lasts from one up to two years full-time. The diploma may be awarded by boys and girls after passing an examination. Graduates, women and men can decide to attend one of these master's degrees by public or private universities, schools of the arts or academies. A Master of Arts provides graduates with a general knowledge in a discipline or area of professional study and enables them to start a successful career as manager, artist, entrepreneur, professional.
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Request more infoMA in Gender Studies is unique in that it refocuses issues of Western Gender Studies on the complex specificities of Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
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Request more infoArt, Space and Nature (ASN) is configured to consider the inter-relationships between various creative disciplines to provide a framework of advanced study where individuals can develop practical and academic interest in the visual arts, architectural and environmental practice.
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Request more infoThe SOAS MA in Ancient Near Eastern Languages offers an intensive programme of text-reading and language-learning for those who already have a good knowledge of the Akkadian language - usually at least two years' experience.
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Request more infoThe programme explores the role of music within the broad framework of Culture for Development, building on the premise that music and associated performance activities represent discursive sites where local knowledge, social structures and cultural meanings are negotiated, challenged, affirmed.
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Request more infoThe MA in Near and Middles Eastern Studies provides exceptional opportunities for studying this diverse and fascinating area at the postgraduate level through a variety of disciplinary approaches.
Request more infoStudents who complete the MA in the Anthropology of Tourism, Travel, and Pilgrimage develop a wide range of transferable skills, including research, analysis, and oral and written communication.
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