Is taking the year abroad worth it? Yes, certainly...Thanks to this programme I am not only studying the language...
Response to Financial Times article "Where are all the female economists?"
"It was a great opportunity to immerse myself in the SOAS community"
But is its model sustainable? Professor Steve Tsang considers the angles
Academics at SOAS discuss what anti-corruption strategies would be effective in the area of public procurement.
“How the Colombian paramilitaries motivated me to make positive social change”
| | Development Studies
Maria's life was decimated by the violence in her community, now she fights for the hearts and minds of...
"During my extensive wanderings I used various methods of transport, from my own legs to an aeroplane"
The summer school in three words? Inspiration, learning and laughter.
The prize-winning author will also take part in an audience Q&A
The Museum of Brands has recently launched a new exhibition on the topic of sustainable packaging.
On the lower half of the map (in light blue) is Nigel Farage, the centre of dense exchanges. Branching...
The award goes to the student with the highest mark for a dissertation on a human rights topic
Sierra Leone is electing a new parliament and local councils, and the country will vote on who will succeed...
"This is not a fashion statement" Dr Meera Sabaratnam sets the record straight
SOAS Alumni Quiz
| | Quiz
Take this quick quiz and find out more about some of our most successful alumni
Once labelled the most dangerous community in Medellin, Comuna 13 has a bright future
Understanding decolonisation: “the modern world was shaped by western dominance”
| | Politics and International Studies
SOAS's Dr Meera Sabaratnam appears on BBC Radio 4's Today
Diary account from a SOAS grad's four days in Colombia's Sierra Nevada mountains
"Her only position was for democracy." Ayesha Siddiqa on Pakistan's great loss
Korean expert Dr Owen Miller expects the "thaw" in relations to continue
SOAS University of London was the venue for the world premiere screening of the latest film by documentary film-maker...
Throughout your three weeks at SOAS you will be asked to stretch, challenge and develop your skills of critical...
Respected human rights scholar Kathryn Sikkink will make the case at SOAS
Westminster and Ethiopia’s Parliament: a contrasting look as we celebrate #vote100
| | Anthropology, Gender Studies
Anthropologist Emma Crewe finds out what is like to be an MP in Ethiopia
"Do we have zero tolerance for female genital surgeries, or only when performed on bodies of colour?"
What is development studies? It's difficult to find a commonly agreed definition, as some scholars even reject the...
Syed Mahmud Hossain will be sworn in as the country's 22nd Chief Justice at a ceremony in March 2018
