South Asia Studies, BA
University of Pennsylvania · PA · SOUTH-ASIA-STUDIES-BA
South Asia Studies, BA at University of Pennsylvania lists 24 subjects. Subjects include Intermediate Arabic III, Intermediate Bengali Part I and Intermediate Hindi Part I. The topics that come up most are postcolonial literature, arabic language and turkish language (4, 4 and 4 subjects).
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University of Pennsylvania
Undergraduate
What you'll study in South Asia Studies, BA
Example subjects: Intermediate Arabic III, Intermediate Bengali Part I, Intermediate Hindi Part I, Intermediate Kannada I, Intermediate Malayalam Part I, Intermediate Marathi I, Intermediate Pashto I, Intermediate Persian I, Intermediate Punjabi Part I, Introduction to Modern India, The City in South Asia, Culture, and Religion in Early India.
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What will I study in South Asia Studies, BA?
South Asia Studies, BA covers areas like postcolonial-literature, arabic-language, turkish-language, indonesian, modernist-literature, english-language, australian-indigenous-cultures, cultures.
Who offers South Asia Studies, BA?
South Asia Studies, BA is offered by University of Pennsylvania, PA.
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