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SOAS scholar gives recommendations on exiting violence to impact peace-building policies focusing on women
SOAS Professor of Gender Studies Nadje Al-Ali has presented findings from a working group looking at women and violence as part of a major International Panel on Exiting Violence (IPEV) project.
4th September 2018
SOAS in the media 4 September
A round up of this week's news.
4th September 2018
Emilia Onyema launches 'Rethinking the Role of African National Courts in Arbitration'
Dr Emilia Onyema’s recently published edited collection, Rethinking the Role of African National Courts in Arbitration, was launched at SOAS on 23 July 2018 by the School of Law (SoL) and the Centre of African Studies (CAS).
4th September 2018
SOAS awarded TEF silver rating
SOAS University of London has been awarded a silver ranking in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2018 following a successful appeal by SOAS to the Office for Students (OfS).
31st August 2018
SOAS Library receives donation of Buddhist texts
SOAS University of London Library has received a donation of 33 books which make up the Tripitaka – the religious texts which recorded the words of the historical Buddha.
28th August 2018
SOAS in the media - 28 August
A round up of SOAS's fortnightly news.
28th August 2018
Influential arts and humanities consortium wins AHRC bid to support SOAS PhD researchers
SOAS University of London is to receive further AHRC funding for PhD researchers in the arts and humanities as a result of the Consortium for the Humanities and the Arts South-east England’s (CHASE) latest successful bid.
15th August 2018
SOAS in the Media – 14 August
14th August 2018
Artist’s illustrations highlight SOAS World Languages Institute’s work on Southbank’s Endangered Poetry Project
A series of illustrations have been produced by the artist Mary Kuper to highlight endangered languages, as part of the Southbank’s Endangered Poetry Project – in which the SOAS World Languages Institute is taking part.
13th August 2018
Call for Abstracts: Decolonising the Self: Representations of the Self in Art Theory and Practice across Cultures (Postgraduate Workshop)
7th August 2018
SOAS Law students come first in worldwide mediation competition
SOAS School of Law students Sonia Anwar-Ahmed Martinez (First Class Honours in Law – 2018) and Sandra Geahchan (LLM student in Conflict and Dispute Resolution), representing SOAS, have been awarded First Prize in Mediation at the IBA-VIAC Consensual Dispute Resolution Competition (CDRC).
6th August 2018
World renowned author Jung Chang reveals she wrote Wild Swans at SOAS in graduation speech
World renowned author Dr Jung Chang accepted an Honorary Fellowship at SOAS University of London’s 2018 graduation ceremonies where she revealed she wrote her autobiographical book Wild Swans – Three Daughters of China whilst at SOAS. The ground-breaking memoir was published in 1991 and sold over 12 million copies and was translated into more than 30 languages.
3rd August 2018
SOAS Graduation 2018 honours world-leading figures in field of arts and social activism
SOAS University of London honoured pioneering figures in the fields of film, literature, social activism and human rights at the 2018 Graduation Ceremonies, held last week.
31st July 2018
SOAS in the Media – 31 July
31st July 2018
SOAS students discuss girls' education at Wilton Park conference
31st July 2018
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