Sentence examples for oriental studies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raby, 52, is a member of the faculty of Oriental studies at Oxford University, where he received his doctorate in Oriental studies in 1981.

Rory McCarthy is DPhil candidate in oriental studies at University of Oxford.

In 1957, he embarked on an oriental studies degree at King's College, Cambridge.

In 1784 he founded the Asiatic Society of Bengal to encourage Oriental studies.

From 1963 to 1977, he taught full-time in English and Oriental studies at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and then continued teaching Oriental studies there for three more years on a part-time basis.

Speaks on the great emphasis on Oriental studies but the small point of contact with the Asian immigrant communities.

It is the School of Oriental and African Studies — not the School of African and Oriental Studies — at the University of London.

He received his DPhil in oriental studies in 2003 from the University of Oxford, where he also held an appointment as tutorial fellow in modern Chinese history.

C.I.E.: S. M. Burrows, secretary to the Oxford Delegacy for Oriental Students; P. J. Hartog, lately secretary to departmental committees on the organisation of Oriental Studies in London.

In 1947, de Bary established the first "Oriental Studies" program in the country, an elective colloquium in Asian classics called "Oriental Humanities," modeled on Humanities (now Literature Humanities).

After lecturing at the School of African and Oriental Studies in London from 1957 to 1963, he moved to Cornell the next year, publishing "Early Indonesian Studies and the Origins of Srivijaya" in 1967.