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2020 Taiwan Post-New Wave Cinema Project
26 October- 13 November
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SOAS rises into UK top 40
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SOAS SCORES HIGH IN 2020 TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION IMPACT RANKINGS
SOAS is number one in the UK for UN SDG 'Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions'
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SOAS RESPONDS TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Members of the SOAS community provide their expertise on the pandemic
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SOAS is ranked in the Top 50 of UK Universities in the Times Good University Guide 2021
SOAS ranks top in the Uswitch Renewable University Report 2020
SOAS academics awarded major Covid-19 funding grant
Brunei Gallery reopens with new exhibition: Western Front - Eastern Promises
SOAS rises into UK top 40 in the Complete University Guide 2021
SOAS-based film companies shortlisted for AHRC awards
Fri 30 Oct
Interior Adornment: On the Hidden Contents of Chinese Buddhist Statues in Context
Sat 31 Oct
Silencing the left: anticommunist extermination in the Global South
Remembering the US-backed slaughter of approximately one million Indonesian civilians in 1965, and tracing the ways that massacre has shaped the present.
Mon 02 Nov
TPNWCP Thomas Lin Shu-Yu Series: "Starry Starry Night (星空)" 5-Day Film Screening
Mon 02 Nov
What Is Xi Fighting? The Dynamics of Corruption in Post-Mao China
Analysis of the anti-corruption crackdown launched by Xi Jinping in late 2012, early 2013 shows its primary effect was to dramatically increase the number of senior officials – popularly known as “tigers” – charged with corruption.