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Manchester, University of, PhD, Japanese Studies

University of Manchester
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Part-time Sep, Jan, Apr, Jul months: 72
Full-time Sep, Jan, Apr, Jul months: 36
The course focuses primarily on contemporary Japan, and offers postgraduate supervision in such areas as Japanese religion, society, popular culture and history, through a variety of methodologies, such as anthropological, sociological, textual and cultural studies approaches; research specialisms include: Contemporary religious dynamics in Japan; new religious movements; pilgrimage; religion and violence; religion and the media; religion, law and politics; religion, commercialisation and commodification; sociology of religion; Japanese popular culture and society.

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  • A compact city campus, within walking distance of the city centre on Oxford Road.
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