Welcome to the Brazilian Studies Programme
Brazilian Studies at the University of Oxford has a long and rich tradition. From 1997 to 2007, the University operated the Centre for Brazilian Studies, located most recently at 92 Woodstock Road. In October 2007 Brazilian Studies began to function as a Programme inside the Latin American Centre at 1 Church Walk. In addition to providing information about activities of the new Brazilian Studies Programme at the LAC, this page will continue to make available publications, working papers and reports associated with the former CBS.
The Brazilian Studies Programme is an integral part of the Latin American Centre, which is a unit of the School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies in the University's Social Sciences Division and has specially close ties with St Antony's College. The Programme is directed by a University Lecturer in Brazilian Studies, a post associated with St Cross College and generously supported by HEFCE, the Higher Education Funding Council for England. The academic staff and senior research associates of the centre have fellowships in various colleges of the University.
BRAZILIAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY THROUGH FILM
LAUNCH OF BSP OCCASIONAL PAPERS
The Brazilian Studies Programme announces the launch of its new Occasional Papers series. This series succeeds the Working Papers series of the former Centre for Brazilian Studies, which published 87 research papers between 1998 and 2007. Please click here to visit the new series.