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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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Guardian University Guide 2018
SOAS enhances place amongst London’s elite universities
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Celebrating Art and Music: The SOAS Collections
The exhibition explores the visual and sound arts of Asia, Africa and the Middle East. 20 April - 24 June
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Questions worth asking: The Campaign for SOAS
Our major fundraising campaign
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SOAS scholar’s research informs British Museum exhibition on Japanese artist Hokusai
SOAS China Institute celebrates SOAS Centenary with London exhibition on Chinese migration and symposium in China
SOAS scholar awarded €130,000 AXA Research Fund to research relationship between bread and urban stability
SOAS to host groundbreaking ‘Queer’ Asia Conference
SOAS celebrates the great Tamil poet Thiruvalluvar
Tue 23 May
British or Chinese? Stories of Migration, Family and Identity
Tue 23 May
Ghana 60 years on, mobilizing for Ghana's future
International launch of Ghana 60th Independence anniversary from British colonialism.
Thu 25 May
Twentieth Dastur Dr Sohrab Hormasji Kutar Memorial Lecture - Parsi Traders and Travellers: Global Zoroastrians in the Age of Empire
The lecture will examine the spread of Parsi traders and travellers from the eighteenth to the nineteenth century.