Peterhouse does not operate a fixed quota of places in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, but tends to admit 1 or 2 students each year. For a student's perspective on studying Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Peterhouse, have a look at the JCR's alternative prospectus.
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Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
The Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (AMES) course offers a very flexible framework for students to study Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew or Persian. Some of these languages may be combined, either with each other, or with languages from the Modern and Medieval Languages course.
More information on the options offered can be found on the course website or on the University’s prospectus pages.