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SOAS Alumni Receptions in Shanghai and Beijing with Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib.

A reflection on Yorùbá language changes among London families, and an analysis of why some university students feel negatively towards Nigerian Pidgin English are some of the research papers published in a new SOAS journal.  

Join us at SOAS University of London as we present a dynamic lineup of events for Black History Month. 

Open to all alumni and distance learning students, the receptions will be an opportunity to meet Director Professor Adam Habib and reflect on the progress of SOAS’ strategic vision over the last year.

Open to alumni and offer-holders, the receptions will be an opportunity to meet the Director, Professor Adam Habib, and hear first-hand about the SOAS strategic vision to "Reimagine SOAS for the 21st Century".

Celebrated annually on 8 March to bring attention to gender equality concerns, the United Nations observes International Women's Day with a specific theme and this year it is "DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality".

This new book series, published by Bloomsbury Academic, is the first scholarly series that engages with a de-colonial, non-Euro centric approach to addressing the relationship between politics, communication and culture in the Middle East and North Africa from the perspective of key actors and states in the region, and its peoples.

The Brunei Gallery is pleased to announce that the two current exhibitions, In a Pot of Hot Soup and Crafting Subversion, will be extended until 3 September 2022.

SOAS University of London has been recognised as one of the leading institutions in the UK for producing 'employable' graduates.