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Community Fellow and alumnus featured in new Netflix series soundtrack

Reylon Yount, SOAS Community Fellow and alumnus in the Department of Music is featured in the soundtrack to the new Netflix series 1899

Vaccine inequity on discussion at British Academy event at SOAS

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.

SOAS face UCL in first round of University Challenge

The team of five students will compete in the show's first heat on Monday 21 July.

Call for Abstracts: BASAS Annual Conference 2026

The SOAS South Asia Institute is pleased to host the 2026 British Association of South Asia Studies (BASAS) Annual Conference, showcasing pioneering scholarship on South Asia from the Subcontinent and around the world.

SOAS published accounts for 2019/20 shows positive and sustained improvements

SOAS has published its accounts for financial year 2019/20.

Children's storybooks developed to address antibiotic overuse in Sri Lanka

Led by SOAS research, a new project in Sri Lanka will raise awareness of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through a targeted public health campaign.

Call for Papers: SOAS Centre for Palestine Studies 11th Graduate Research Seminar

The Centre for Palestine Studies announces the call for papers for its 11th graduate research seminar, to be held on 22nd June 2026 in hybrid format, at SOAS, University of London and online.

Call for Papers for a CEPR-IDOS-SOAS-UCT Workshop

Submit your work to the Call for Papers for a Workshop on Fostering Sustainable Finance and Investment for Just and Resilient Transitions in the Global South, hosted by SOAS, University of London, 27-28 November 2025.

Cross university programme Bloomsbury SET awarded £1. ...

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.