Find out what’s happening on campus over October to mark the 35th anniversary of Black History Month.
If things don’t go as expected, don’t fret. Clearing is a chance to open up new possibilities and perspectives.
These rankings are based on the world’s largest invitation-only opinion survey of scholars.
Some facts behind the iconic Thiru statue on the SOAS campus.
Grab your headphones and get plugged in to these SOAS podcasts.
We talk to MA International Studies and Diplomacy graduate, Alexandra, about her time at SOAS and her career at Global Affairs Canada.
Find out more about language activism at the SOAS Webinar: Promoting Your Language on Social Media.
Sorting the misconceptions from reality: the honest guide to Clearing.
Alice Ede joined SOAS via Clearing to study BA Arabic and Islamic Studies.
What’s studying Economics at SOAS University of London really like?
Award-winning musician and SOAS alum, we caught up with Jasdeep.
Issues surrounding climate justice, low carbon transport and nation-building.
Arabic Language and Artificial Intelligence is the theme of Arabic Language Day on 18 December 2019.
The creation of ever more multi-layered fictional realms is leading to a rise in the number of constructed languages.
A unique opportunity to study in China for SOAS graduates and alumni.
‘SCARRED’ is a public exhibition curated by SOAS alumna Temi Fet’era.
BSc Economics student Lucy Downes is following a green path to politics, standing as a Green Party PPC.
A timely exploration of the emergence of industrial capitalism and market liberalisation in the Ottoman Empire.
Reflections on the Art of the World in London course on the IFCELS Summer Programme.
The report of a conversation on decolonising research started at SOAS University of London.
Black History Month celebrated by a series of talks, films, concerts and exhibitions.
Exploring varied aspects of translation work at the Centre for Translation Studies.
History and heritage within walking distance of SOAS.
A third of a million Chinese labourers helped the Allies, but their huge unsung contribution ended in betrayal.
I got interested in Assyriology because I was fascinated by the many ‘firsts’ [world’s first civilizations, writing systems, literary texts]
The capital has topped the QS Best Student Cities Rankings 2019.
A brief guide to a practice that sits at the heart of Japanese life.
“Studying at SOAS has changed me, undoubtedly.”
We need transnational justice to secure the rights of Venezuelan women.
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Geshe Tashi Tsering was recognised for services to Buddhism in the UK.
A brief guide for interpreting the rich symbolism in manga storytelling.
Although SOAS lawyers do rank among the country’s top earners.
Kayuko Ikemizu shares her experience of ELAS at SOAS.
Samia Omar shares her experience of the MA International Studies and Diplomacy.
SOAS alumna Inès Huynh describes her internship at Humanitarian Affairs Asia.
Rob Hamilton is rowing the Atlantic to support refugees in Amman.
New laws relating to Intellectual Property have the potential to stimulate economic growth.
Domestic concerns provide a battleground between opposing parties.
