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SOAS University of London has been ranked as one of the most international universities in the UK, according to the latest QS league table of universities. 

Dr Istratii’s monograph Adapting Gender and Development to Local Religious Contexts: A Decolonial Approach in Ethiopia has been published by Routledge (Taylor & Francis). The monograph reflects the author’s ten years’ experience in the international development sector and efforts to reform it.

Experts at the SOAS Centre for Human Rights Law have contributed to a growing pool of evidence on the abolition of the death penalty in Africa, in a submission to the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights.

Following an open recruitment process, Khadir Meer has been appointed as the new Chief Operating Officer and Clerk to the Board of Trustees at SOAS University of London.

SOAS climbs 62 places in the People & Plant University League 2025/6, putting us in the top ten of London universities and joint 28th in the UK.

SOAS alumnus and England International Rugby player Maro Itoje has opened his first exhibition in partnership with curator Lisa Anderson at the Signature African Art Gallery. 

Through a series of workshops, panels and discussions, the Centre set out its aims in advancing research and practice in anthropology and mental health.

The National School of Government of South Africa (NSG) and SOAS University of London have announced a new partnership to advance public sector development and performance in South Africa.

Scientists, medical practitioners, social scientists and public health experts from around the world will come together at SOAS University of London to discuss how to meet the global challenges posed by COVID-19 and future pandemics.