6 top tips how to balance work, life and studying Looking for advice? Natasja shares how it's possible to thrive, not just survive, while studying full-time and working a side job.
Investing in justice: a scholarship for future human rights lawyers We spoke with the first recipient and donor of the Beena Sondhi LLM Scholarship at SOAS about its impact in opening doors for Indian lawyers committed to human rights.
A history of Christmas pudding Charting the dramatic history of the Christmas Pudding, from a medieval meat porridge starter to a Christmas revival from the Victorians and a tool and symbol of the British Empire.
Top 5 things to do in London during Christmas as a student In London during the festive break? Siddhant shares his guide to enjoying the small winter moments that make London feel special over the holidays.
Fantasy and reality in Edo Japan’s red-light district: Keisai Eisen’s Ukiyo-e woodblock prints A closer look at three of Keisai Eisen's (1790-1848) mass-produced woodblock prints that aimed to show the glamour of Edo Japan’s red-light district and set fashion trends of the time.
Why study philosophy at SOAS? Gain a global, inclusive approach to thought Philosophy at SOAS lets you study often-overlooked and under-appreciated philosophies from across the world, from Indigenous African to Indian traditions.
Expanding my worldview: A year studying abroad in Jordan Szara Sharif discovers that spending a year studying abroad in Jordan would lead her to more unexpected places that she could ever have imagined.
Finding your rhythm: Balancing activism and academics at SOAS Uduma shares their guide to navigating the vibrant activist culture at SOAS and balancing that with your studies.
Why I made a video about Minecraft and colonial coding: Reflections from a historian Dr Marie Rodet on what led her to examine the colonial coding in Minecraft and why we must question the stories we encode in our digital worlds.