LLAS Event

llasevent icon(BRISMES) British Society for Middle Eastern Studies Annual Conference 2012
Event date: 26 March, 2012 - 28 March, 2012
Location: Middle East Centre, London School of Economics and Political Science
llasevent iconSharing and showcasing humanities teaching resources: the HumBox collection
Event date: 26 February, 2010
Location: University of Sheffield, Douglas Knoop Centre, Humanities Research Institute

Project

project iconA Web-as-Corpus approach to populating Wikiversity for teaching about Islam and Muslims in language, linguistics and area studies
project iconArabic language and Islamic Studies: who studies Arabic and how can these skills be used at university and beyond?
project iconA model for collaboration between HE and non-HE institutions in developing an Islamic Studies module (Qur’anic Arabic)
project iconHumBox Project
project iconInternational approaches to Islamic Studies in higher education

Languages FAQ

languages_faq iconSpecial Interest Group for Literary and Cultural Studies

Web Guide (GPG)

webguide iconMiddle Eastern Studies in the United Kingdom

The study of the Middle East in UK universities dates back at least to the seventeenth century. The Middle East is taught and researched by scholars from a wide range of academic disciplines and student numbers studying Middle Eastern languages and area studies have substantially increased in the last few years.

News item

news iconSurvey: philosophical and religious studies ‘beyond boundaries’

Do you teach philosophical or religious studies (PRS) outside a dedicated PRS department? The Subject Centre for Philosophical and Religious Studies (PRS) are beginning a scoping study of PRS provision in non-PRS departments. (‘PRS’ subjects include philosophy; theology; religious studies; history and philosophy of science, technology and medicine.

HumBox

Humbox

The Humbox is a humanities teaching resource repository jointly managed by LLAS.

 

Online Resources

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