Annual courses 2014-2015

Elisabeth CHABANOL

Conference cycle on the beginning of the diplomatic exchanges between France and Korea (1886-1906) by treating of the korean presence in France
French Cultural Center, Seoul, South Korea

Benoît JACQUET

La rencontre du Japon moderne avec les cultures étrangères
University of Kyoto, Japan

Histoire croisée entre les architectures modernes japonaise et occidentales
University of Hiroshima, Japan

Dominique SOUTIF

Seminar led in collaboration with Ang Choulean et Julia Estève on Khmer Epigraphy

 

EFEO News
EFEO Field Scholarships - 1st Semester 2023
13 October 2022

The call for applications for the EFEO Field Scholarships for the first semester of 2023 has been launched. The deadline for submitting applications for the field grant allowing Master II and doctoral students to study in Asia in one of the EFEO centres is October 13 until 6:00 p.m. (Paris time) for a stay to be planned between January 1 and June 30, 2023.

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EFEO Post-doctoral contracts 2023
13 October 2022

The recruitment campaign for post-doctoral contracts (from 3 to 12 months) for the year 2023 has just been launched. It will close on 13 October at 6 pm (Paris time).

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Short-term EFEO postdoctoral contracts 2022
20 September 2021
The recruitment campaign for short-term post-doctoral contracts (3 to 6 months) has just been launched. It will close on 14 October. READ MORE
EFEO Field Scholarships - 1st Semester 2022
20 September 2021
The deadline for submitting an application to an EFEO Field Scholarships for Master and PhD students enabling a field study in Asia at one of the EFEO centers is set to the 14th of October 2021.
Mini Classical Tamil Winter Seminar (CTWS)
Pondicherry, India, 19 January 2021
From 1-5 March 2021 the team of the Tamil Cankam project at the EFEO centre in Pondicherry will conduct a miniature Classical Tamil Winter Seminar in order to read the Kalittokai, one of the Cankam anthologies that have been critically re-edited recently. The text represents the apex of the earlier type of sophisticated poetry, and matters are further complicated by the highly influential medieval commentary by Naccinārkkiṉiyar.
The whole meeting will take place online, the number of places will be restricted to 25 participants. For participation and registration please contact Eva Wilden. READ MORE