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Play review: The Funeral Director – “life and death collide”
A deeper take on a familiar premise
20th November 2018
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There’s a fake moral crisis
Actor receives his Honorary Doctorate
The prize-winning novelist addressed the graduating class of 2018
The UK capital pips Paris and Montreal to the coveted top spot
Commentary from the first UN/UEFA ‘Match for Solidarity’
Each month, SOASians will be in with a chance to win a £25 voucher to use at campus favourites Kape and Pan!
Alys Tomlinson says her MA in Anthropology, Travel and Tourism helped “inform’ her creative work
The prize-winning author will also take part in an audience Q&A
The Museum of Brands has recently launched a new exhibition on the topic of sustainable packaging.
“So much better than buying you a tablecloth!”
“The more people see themselves in what they’re studying, the more people engage.”
The UK’s largest light festival runs from 18-21 January 2018, and centres around 50 artworks spread throughout central London
Amos used the occasion to highlight concerns with Prevent
SOAS Library’s Archives has a formidable repository of manuscripts, documents and rare books spanning 250 years
SOAS Director Valerie Amos takes a look at the BME experience in the higher education sector
Fitzroy Square displays all the characteristics, which make it the ‘perfect’ Bloomsbury square, except it’s not in Bloomsbury.
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#soasfreshers17 is almost upon us – are you ready?
We asked final year students in this video Vox Pop what words of advice they’d give to fellow graduates
We asked graduates in this video Vox Pop what if SOAS were a chocolate
We asked final year students in this video Vox Pop for their special memories of SOAS
We asked final year students in this video Vox Pop what’s the weirdest thing you’ve seen at SOAS
We asked graduates in this video Vox Pop where they see themselves in 5 years time
We asked graduates in this video Vox Pop what words of advice would they give to new students
We ask final year students what their first impressions were of SOAS
As a SOAS graduate you automatically become entitled to joining our global alumni network: SOAS World
SOAS University of London graduation days are coming soon
Walk past the walled garden at the British Museum end of Malet Street and hear the notes of a stick being run along metal railings in unison with your steps. The Phantom Railings are back!
Overseas students can calculate what their local currency is worth in GBP using our handy and up to date currency exchange rate calculator: Instructions
Enrol onto our summer school and pick the brains of our academic specialists about the issues that interest you most
The history of Queen Square seems irrevocably linked to matters relating to health
We have created a map based on the nominations of SOAS students who used social media to let us know all their favourite places to visit
SOAS Library stirs up nostalgic memories for past students.
“It gave me the opportunity to work in many different roles, and to experience working as a team leader”
Meet our Student Ambassadors – Sohilla Shubana
Out of the archives came the faces of bygone students and staff, some of which had not seen the light of day for decades. An
From Japanese Electronic music and South African Jazz to the latest music coming out of Latin America – SOAS Radio plays it all.
A tree for the memory of SOAS Professor Elizabeth Croll (1944-2007), who was a social anthropologist and China specialist.
Affordable and delicious recipes for students from cookbook writer Claudia Roden and Stories on our Plate
