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Lindiwe Dovey Autumn News

The School has improved its student satisfaction as measured by the 2011 National Student Survey

22nd September 2011

Lindiwe Dovey Director's Teaching Prize 2010-11

Dr Lindiwe Dovey has won this year's SOAS Director's Teaching Prize.

1st August 2011

David Lammy Clearing the Way for a Place at University at SOAS

Government Minister speaks about his clearing experience

19th August 2009

CIArb Logo School Of Law Receives ‘RCP’ Status From The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators

The School of Law at SOAS has been granted ‘Recognised Course Provider’ (RCP) status by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) for its International Commercial Arbitration course.

6th August 2009

SOAS AHRC Postgraduate Studentships

The School of Oriental and African Studies would like to invite applications for the following AHRC studentships commencing in October 2009

23rd April 2009

Arts and Humanities Block Grant Partnership Studentships

The AHRC have introduced a new scheme for postgraduate studentships from 2009. Institutions apply to the AHRC under the Block Grant Partnership Scheme.

23rd April 2009

RAE results confirm SOAS is leader in Asian Studies

SOAS's Asian Studies submission to the RAE has been a spectacular success. In 2001, along with several other universities we received a 5 rating for Asian Studies, while both Oxford and Cambridge were awarded 5*. To put it simply: we have regained our national pre-eminence in this field of research, and by a significant margin. 

18th December 2008

Matt Craven Craven to accept ESIL prize in Heidelberg

On September 6 in Heidelberg, Germany, Professor Matthew Craven, SOAS Professor of International Law and Dean of Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, will accept the 2008 European Society of International Law (ESIL) Prize for his book The Decolonization of International Law: State Succession and the Law of Treaties (Oxford University Press, 2007).

2nd September 2008

Dr Fareda Banda Dr. Fareda Banda sheds light on global discrimination against women

SOAS Professor Dr. Fareda Banda, who recently compiled a study for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), has been in the media and academic spotlight for her research into the lives of women across the globe.

13th May 2008

New LEDC Course on Climate Change Law and Policy

The Law, Environment & Development Centre is pleased to announce that a new course on Climate Change Law and Policy, jointly taught with Queen Mary, will be offered in 2008-2009

13th February 2008

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