SOAS University of London
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Undergraduate Open Day
Explore our campus, speak to current students and ask us lots of questions. Saturday 19 October: 9:30am - 4pm
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SOAS Honorary Awardees 2019
Leading figures from the world of literature, law, journalism and finance to be celebrated at this year’s graduation
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London voted Best Student City in the QS Rankings
Read the top 10 reasons why we think London is the best student city
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SOAS scholar shortlisted for Newton Prize
Professor Laixiang Sun has been shortlisted for the Newton Prize 2019
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Graça Machel
SOAS President Graça Machel calls on 2019 graduates to stand up for human rights and end inequality
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Are all languages created equal?
Listen to the latest SOAS podcast with Professor Friederike Lüpke about perceptions of Indigenous Languages.
Undergraduate Degrees
Join our lively community of undergraduate students and choose from more than 350 degree combinations in the social sciences, humanities and languages.
Postgraduate Degrees
Study on campus or by distance learning to discover how SOAS postgraduates shape the world we live in.
Research Degrees
SOAS is home to around 800 doctoral students who play a vital role in developing our vibrant intellectual culture.
Meet us at our Open Days or International Events
Come and speak to our academic staff at an open day for an insight into studying at SOAS
Questions worth asking: The Campaign for SOAS
A major fundraising campaign: so our students and academics can keep on asking – and answering – today’s most important questions.
SOAS supports declaration of climate emergency
SOAS celebrates 65 years of Economics
Blue plaque for pioneering dentist Lilian Lindsay at 23 Russell Square
SOAS scholar shortlisted for Newton Prize 2019
SOAS to launch degree programme with Johns Hopkins University
SOAS celebrates leading figures from the world of literature, law, journalism and finance honoured at this year’s graduation
Wed 16 Oct
Slavery and Consent in Meiji Japan
The talk investigates one of the rare moments when fundamental concepts that define the modern - property in person and contractual consent - are made and modelled in front of our eyes in Meiji Japan.