SOAS ranks high in the THE Impact rankings 2021 for UN Sustainable Development Goals 1, 11 and 16 None
Scholarships to further develop anthropological perspectives on mental health launched SOAS anthropologists who secured a grant worth nearly £8 million to set up a new mental health research centre in London have launched new scholarship opportunities for the study of mental health and anthropology.
Major Japanese sports enterprise to offer annual student internships The SOAS Japan Research Centre has partnered with Xebio Holdings, one of Japan’s largest sports enterprises to launch new internship programmes for students studying BA Japanese.
External Event - Aphrodite in Persia: The Female Body in the Sasanian Empire Online lecture from the Elizabeth A. Clark Center for Late Ancient Studies, Duke University
Tania Tribe awarded €238,188 grant for archaeological research project in the Ethiopian highlands Dr Tania Tribe, Researcher at the Centre of African Studies, has been awarded a grant from the Gerda Henkel Foundation for her archaeological research project, Solomonic-Zagwe Encounters Project, in the highlands of Ethiopia.
Kaari Murungi appointed as Professor of Practice The Centre for Gender Studies is pleased to announce the appointment of Kaari Betty Murungi as Professor of Practice. Kaari Betty Murungi is an expert in transitional justice processes, women’s human rights, gender, constitutionalism and governance.