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Phone: +7 (495) 772-95-90*22785
E-mail: sas@hse.ru
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School of Asian Studies (SAS) is one of the leading Russian institution of academic excellence in East Asian and Middle Eastern studies with strong research and analytical background with research and teaching covering China, Japan, Korea and Middle East.
SAS was established in 2010 and from very beginning followed the pioneering approach to combine modern Asian studies with strong methodological and theoretical basis and deep proficiency in Oriental languages, namely Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic.
SAS staff, all of whom are fluent at one of several oriental languages, are renown scholars or international-level experts in East Asia and Middle Eastern studies. Among them are professor Andrey Karneev, professor Eugeny Steiner, associate professors Mikhail Karpov and Alexey Muraviev. Stuff of the SAS bring their expertise in various fields to the wide range of state and private institutions for cooperation with Asian region, including joint state-level bodies Asian countries.
SAS follows the comprehensive approach in research and teaching in Asian Studies combining classical academic knowledge with modern methods and its practical implementation. This comprehensive approach includes:
SAS offers two popular programs:
Some courses for undergraduate and all courses for graduate students are offered in English.
Teaching and research interests at SAS have a clear interdisciplinary background, with a strong emphasis on Oriental societies, politics, socio-economic development, economics and business, religions, art, history of traditional and contemporary East Asia.
In the teaching cluster SAS combines fundamental researches in the methodology and theory of Oriental societies with practical implementation of the gained knowledge. SAS also blends together several approaches: social and cultural anthropology of Oriental societies, political and cultural development, socioeconomic studies of Asian societies, etc SAS offers a unique opportunity for professional understanding of the development of modern Asian societies and political and the forecast of the political and socioeconomic development in East Asian and Middle Eastern countries.
In the research cluster SAS supports several important academic project opened not only to senior researches and professors but also for students. In this way student from the very beginning of their sojourn at the University can take part in the research, discussions, joint publications and to became an important part of academic and analytical work.
Among these projects are;
In the international exchange cluster SAS intensively cooperate with programs and research centers of leading universities such as Beijing Normal University and Shanghai University, Guangzhou University (China), Hong Kong City University, Sheffield University (UK), Akita University (Japan), Chung-Ang University and Seoul Technological University (Republic of Korea), etc.
SAS widely contributes to the education of senior schoolchildren, e.g. offers a special classes in Asian Studies for the Lyceum (College) of HSE and lead very popular “School of Young Orientalists” opened for everyone. Every year SAS holds a “Oriental Crazy open day” which attracts dozens of future applicants and their parents by open lectures, master classes, trainings and even tasting of oriental food.