Sign up for online workshops aimed at beginners to experts and dedicated to music forms from Asia, Africa, the Middle East and South America.
… by 2030 global trade may have been revolutionised to comprise something closer to a global matrix of artificial-intelligence-driven, digital-currency-supported, and SME-sales dominated trade.
How are campus-based lecturers and students adapting to teaching online, as the new ‘norm’?
Moral panic, fake news and the contagious spread of familiar media tropes.
A week of films delve into the ‘diversity, nuance and subjective experience within migration’.
A safe space for students to talk about, bring awareness of, and highlight the voice of Kashmiris.
A third of a million Chinese labourers helped the Allies, but their huge unsung contribution ended in betrayal.
A SOAS student recounts an engaging and informative week at the conference in Geneva.
The capital has topped the QS Best Student Cities Rankings 2019.
“Studying at SOAS has changed me, undoubtedly.”
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Geshe Tashi Tsering was recognised for services to Buddhism in the UK.
Kayuko Ikemizu shares her experience of ELAS at SOAS.
Samia Omar shares her experience of the MA International Studies and Diplomacy.
Koyanagi Tanekuni, the lacquer artist, learnt his art “under three holders of the title Ningen Kokuhō (Living National Treasure)”
When I was a kid, I saw Elvis on TV in Detroit and thought, “I will be like him.”
The majority of teachers will, at some point in their career, be teaching in a multilingual, multicultural school.
Multilingual Locals & Significant Geographies (Mulosige) is a five-year project to explore new approaches to world literature.
To share stories of racial injustice, of struggle, resilience and creative enterprise as part of a more generalised process of reparation.
Marissa Conway introduces the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy.
Gender Rights, Islamic Law, Right to Water Law, Self-Determination in International Law & The Supreme Court: be inspired by SOAS experts.
At the end of a 10-week course in Mandarin Chinese, attending for two-hours a week, students could learn around 150 ideographs.
The study of politics is vast and the identification of a canon of key texts is itself a politically loaded act.
I’d recommend history books that are more specialised without losing sight of the big picture… texts that you enjoy reading and that make you curious to explore things further…
“I recommend acquainting yourself early on with some of the major controversies in the field of linguistics…then… investigate two of the most fascinating questions in language: why do languages change, and how does the language you speak influence the way you think?”
SOAS student Mattho Mandersloot wins the WLT Translation Prize for his translation of Zopor
Dr Dina Matar explains how her book informed the recent animated film ‘The Tower’
SOAS has a number of vacancies available during Clearing and Adjustment for well qualified students.
Nida Iqbal describes how she came to study Law at SOAS through Clearing.
An interdisciplinary degree designed to give you the perspective, specialist knowledge, skills & adaptability to succeed in a broad range of professions
It is the only short course at degree level in the UK focusing on both the principles and practice of finance and risk management.
Pick up any newspaper on any given day and you will find reports of protests, strikes, demonstrations, occupations – some sort of resistance to capitalist crisis and the state of things, large or small, in practically any country around the world.
Test your knowledge of football with this fun quiz about the countries competing at Russia 2018.
J. Daniel Luther reflects on his time studying at SOAS and his part in establishing ‘Queer’ Asia.
Rhea Tuli, curator of the ‘Queer’ Asia art exhibition ‘Bodies x Borders’, discusses some of the artworks on display.
To tie in with Refugee Week, PositiveNegatives have released Dear Habib, a short animation sharing the true story of a young, unaccompanied migrant called Habib.
On the lower half of the map (in light blue) is Nigel Farage, the centre of dense exchanges. Branching northwards from him, in red, is The Voice of Europe, and southwest of him, in blue, Donald Trump.
Throughout your three weeks at SOAS you will be asked to stretch, challenge and develop your skills of critical analysis. The intensive academic format will enable you to deepen your subject knowledge and/or regional area of choice.
Few people who sit on the benches or eat at the café in Red Lion Square are aware of its recent violent history.
SOAS students, past and present, share their experiences about the phenomenon that is the Chinese Bridge competition.
