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LU, BA, South and Southeast Asian Studies: get to know Indonesia, Tibet, India

 Netherlands

 

Study mode Start date Duration Fee international Fee study period Year of study
Full-time Sep years: 3 €10500 Academic year 2017
Are you interested in India, Indonesia or Tibet, or any of the other countries of South and Southeast Asia? Their politics, religions, music, films, architecture, or literature? Are you curious about their history, or is your focus more on the present and future? Would you like to learn a language that will give you access to new cultural worlds? Are you curious about the history of the region, or is your focus more on the present and the future? The English-taught bachelor’s programme in South and Southeast Asian Studies offers you a wide range of options for studying this region in all its diversity.

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Wageningen University is in Wageningen, a historic town in the centre of the Netherlands. Several bus companies serve the area and the local train station is 8 km north of the town.Most international students arrive via Schiphol airport wherefrom there is a train link to Ede-Wageningen station. The university is then reachable by bus or taxi.