Our new Politics, Philosophy and Economics degree – PPE – is a truly interdisciplinary programme, taught from a global perspective. We talk to the convenors to find out more.
In Portugal’s recent elections, how did a nationalist party win in a country which has not had a conservative government since 1974?
In an interview with student protestors in Myanmar, we discover the reality and consequences of speaking out agains the military coup.
Professor David Webster gives his views and reactions to the proposal of a ‘free speech champion’ and what this would mean for universities.
We sat down with community musician and SOAS alumna Sally Jaquet to chat about her journey through education, her projects, and politics.
How is social media allowing young people to be entrepreneurs? Anika Chauhan explores how small businesses are being run through TikTok.
What does the proposed legislation concerning free speech at English universities actually mean? We break it down and explain.
Join a series of webinars looking at feminism in global disarmament, asking the women at the heart of it about their experiences.
Who is really aiding who? Philip Chennery explores the financial benefit of giving aid to developing countries.
