The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies

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MPhil in South Asian Studies

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Amy got her MA (Hons) In Religious Studies at the University of Aberdeen. She won the 2011 Ewan Prize in Religious Studies for being the most successful honours candidate in the papers in history of religions. Her undergraduate dissertation was entitled: “Educate, Agitate and Organise: The Consequences of B.R. Ambedkar’s Engaged Buddhism.”

She is now doing her MPhil in Classical Indian Religion here in Oxford.

MPhil in Tibetan Studies

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M.St. in Oriental Studies (specialising in Pali).

Areas of interest: Pali language, Buddhist ethics, meditation theory and practice.

Matthew is especially interested in the application of contemplative practice to non-religious settings in healthcare and wider society, and the convergence of Buddhist traditions with them. In addition, he is researching metaethical theories as they relate to Buddhism and Pali texts in particular. His principal focus, however, is currently the Pali language.