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SOAS academics, will work in partnership with academics in CEBRAP (The Brazilian Centre for Analysis and Planning) to support Bonsucro to develop a monitoring evaluation and learning framework, strategy, guidance and support package for Bonsucro members in receipt of a Bonsucro Impact Fund grant. 

The Main College Building is currently undergoing a makeover this summer. Work started on 5 July and is anticipated to be completed for the new academic term in September 2022.

On Tuesday 26 July, journalist, broadcaster and SOAS President, Zeinab Badawi, hosted special guests from across diplomacy, philanthropy, academia and the arts to mark the start of the 2022 SOAS Graduation Ceremonies.

The SOAS School of Law, Gender and Media (SLGM) and Transatlantic Trafficked Enslaved African Corrective Historical (TTEACH) Plaques will embark on a collaborative research and knowledge exchange project to draw together research on the legacy of slavery.

Professor Ulrich Volz spoke at the United Nations’ High-Level Political Forum 2022 (HLPF). The HLPF is the central United Nations platform for the follow-up and review of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the global level.

2021 Margaret Busby New Daughters of Africa scholar Idza Luhumyo awarded the 2022 AKO Caine Prize for African Writing for her short story ‘Five Years Next Sunday’.  

Exceptional figures in economics, the arts, peace-building, leadership and development are to be honoured during summer graduation celebrations later this week.  

Charlotte Horlyck's new research project has been mentioned in Dong-A Ilbo, a daily newspaper published in South Korea

MA Global Creative and Cultural Industries alumna, Jane Cornwell, received the Jazz Media Award at the recent Parliamentary Jazz Awards.