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Date: Saturday 1st March 2014
Venue: Brunei Gallery, SOAS, University of London
Application Deadlines:
Monday 11 November 2013 (Speech Categories)
Monday 25 November 2013 (Individual and Group Presentation Category)
Download:
1. Poster
2. Application Form
- Speech Category
- Individual Category
- Group Presentation Category
3. FAQs
4. Rules and Guidance
Finalists:
Individual Presentation Category
Cara Hessey (4th year at the University of Hull English and German)
"Comparison of anime conventions in England and in Japan"
Dorothy Finan (1st year at the University of Oxford Japanese)
"Yorkshire"
Helen Elizabeth Mutter (2nd year at the University of Hull French and German)
"The true origins of Halloween"
Laura Onciu (1st year at Newcastle University Modern Languages and Business Studies)
"Dracula and Other Vampires"
Gen Nen Ho (3rd year at King's College London Medicine)
"The Mythical Cambridge"
Speech Category
Ellen Mitchell (4th year at SOAS, University of London Japanese)
"A welcoming, meritocratic society - the arcades of Japan"
Elliot Harvey (4th year at the University of Leeds Japanese and Spanish)
"Gender Equality and the Japanese Workplace"
Laura Mackley (3rd year at the University of Sheffield Japanese Studies)
"Green tourism and the future of the Japanese countryside"
Giulia Surace (4th year at SOAS, University of London Japanese and Politics)
"Political Indifference in Japanese Youth"
Jay Kraemer-Jones (4th year at Cardiff University Business Studies and Japanese)
"Abenomics and the future of Japanese women in society"
Jason Peter Fernandes (3rd year at the University of Leeds Chinese and Japanese Studies)
"Japan’s population decline, disinterest in love?"
Group Presentation Category
BX Dokidoki (SOAS, University of London)
“Christmas in London”
Ga-Yen Dang and Pippa Marshall
The Estonians (Imperial College Londo)
“Facts you don't know about Estonia”
Liisa Veerus and Michael Florea
Imperial Aliens (Imperial College London)
“The UK Space Industry”
Alex Lozinski and Zhengchu Tan
Yuko's Ninjas! (University of Bristol)
“Singapore is a fine country”
Xiu Hui Lim and Yue Jiang
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