SOAS in the Media: 20-26 July

27th July 2021

Free Online Course - Zoroastrianism: History, Religion and Belief

New online course on Zoroastrianism by Sarah Stewart and Céline Redard

26th July 2021

Cross university programme Bloomsbury SET awarded £1.9 million to accelerate solutions to combat infectious disease and antimicrobial resistance

The Bloomsbury SET – of which SOAS is a member– has been awarded further funding from Research England, totalling £1.9 million. Beginning in July 2021, the year-long project will help commercialise research into infectious disease and antimicrobial resistance. 

22nd July 2021

Graça Machel calls for vaccine equity and encourages the class of 2021 to identify ways in which we can recover from the devastation of the pandemic

Renowned humanitarian and activist Graça Machel challenges the next generation to be progressive thought leaders and innovators that the Global South needs them to be in the wake of the pandemic and labels vaccine nationalism as a “moral bankruptcy”. 

22nd July 2021

Walter Rodney UG dissertation awards 2020-2021 and PG dissertation award 2019-2020

21st July 2021

Oric L’vov-Basirov (1937 - 2021)

Oric L’vov-Basirov, who has died aged 83, was a renowned iranologist, archaeologist, and historian.

21st July 2021

SOAS in the Media: 13 - 19 July

20th July 2021

SOAS honours changemakers in the arts, health, human rights and higher education this year

SOAS University of London is honouring leading figures in the arts, health advocacy, human rights and higher education this year.

19th July 2021

SOAS students recognised by the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies Leigh Douglas Memorial Prize 2021

We are delighted to announce that two of the top four PhD dissertations recognised by the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies (BRISMES) Leigh Douglas Memorial Prize 2021 were from SOAS students.

19th July 2021

SOAS student Yael Shiri Receives 2021 KF Award for Outstanding PhD Dissertation in Buddhist Studies

19th July 2021

SOAS Economics reports balanced gender representation in both its staff and student-body

A recent report by the Royal Economic Society reveals that women are still under-represented in UK economics academia, yet SOAS Economics is an expectation to this trend with a balanced gender representation in both its staff and student-body. 

16th July 2021

External Event: The Good Mind - Nurturing Nature

A Zoroastrian Perspective for Sustainable Development and Progress Together

16th July 2021

SOAS in the Media: 6-12 July

13th July 2021

SOAS statement on SOAS Radio hack

SOAS statement

13th July 2021

The Everlasting Flame exhibition 2016 supplementary catalogue now available online

13th July 2021