Ngoc Han Le, M.A.

Research Unit of Islamic Archaeology

Brühler Str. 7

53119 Bonn

PhD Project

“The Chinese Cultural Sphere in Vietnam - Vietnamese Ceramics from the Đại Việt period (1054 - 1527) as a Visual Indicator for Cultural Encounter between Vietnam and China”

Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Bethany J. Walker

Academic Career

2019-2024: Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-University Bonn, Southeast Asian Studies, PhD
2016-2019: Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg, East Asian Studies, Master of Arts
2011-2016: Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg, East Asian Studies, Bachelor of Arts

Professional Career

2022-2024: Doctoral office of the medical faculty (university hospital), Bonn Research Assistant2020: UzBonn, Bonn Interviewer at a social research institute
2019: Peter Kiefer Auction House, Pforzheim Internship as a research assistant
2018-2019: “Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften“, Heidelberg Research Assistant2017-2018: National Taiwan University History Gallery, Taipei Internship as a tour guide
2017: “Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften“, Heidelberg Research Assistant

Grants

2022: DAAD research grant for PhD students
2020-2021: Bonn International Graduate School - Oriental and Asian Studies (Institute grant)
2017-2018: National Taiwan University Scholarship
2013-2014: Ruprecht-Karls-University (Institute grant)

Conferences/ Colloquium

2023: 11th Forum for East Asian Art History Vienna, Austria
2023: 4th Eurasian Doctoral Colloquium, Beijing, China
2023: 24th CU Boulder Asian Studies Graduate Association Colorado, USA

Abroad Studies

2022: Institute of Archeology, Hanoi, Vietnam
2017-2018: National Taiwan University Taipei, Taiwan
2013-2014: Chinese Culture University Taipei, Taiwan

Field Experiences

2021: Madaba Plains Project - Tall Hisban (Jordan), Deputy field supervisor

Languages

German (Native)
Vietnamese (Native)
English (Fluent)
Chinese (Average)