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SOAS awarded £5million gift to create world-leading Institute of Zoroastrian Studies
The donation will enable the creation of the SOAS Shapoorji Pallonji Institute of Zoroastrian Studies
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"Buildings That Fill My Eye" Architectural Heritage of Yemen
Opens in SOAS Brunei Gallery - 13 July
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SOAS research informs British Museum exhibition
Dr Angus Lockyer's research on Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai has underpinned a major new exhibition at the British Museum: 25 May - 13 Aug
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Celebrating Iranian Culture & Community in London
London Middle East Institute celebrates SOAS's centenary with a full schedule of events dedicated to Iranian culture
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SOAS awarded £5million gift to create world-leading Institute of Zoroastrian Studies
SOAS academic curates new exhibition on the architectural heritage of Yemen
SOAS hosts ceremony for Africa’s leading literary award, the Caine Prize 2017
SOAS annual music summer school hosts award-winning musicians and artists
SOAS academic awarded Gatsby Foundation grant to study the impact of financialisation on innovation and productivity in UK manufacturing.
Thu 20 Jul
SOAS Africa Conference - Imagining Africa’s Future: Language, Culture, Governance, Development
This two-days conference marks SOAS’ centenary, and in order to celebrate a century of African studies we will examine future key trends, changes and debates that are likely to shape the African continent over the coming century, drawing from a broad range of disciplines and perspectives in a truly inter-disciplinary conference.