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Natasja is a BA Japanese and History of Art student who spent a year abroad studying in Tokyo, Japan. Here's what she wishes she had known before her year abroad.

Explore how power struggles shape public policy and learn to navigate complex global challenges with SOAS’s MSc in Public Policy and Management.

Family businesses can often be perceived as fragile and full of drama. But can keeping it in the family offer competitive advantages?

Digital Ambassador Nidhi visits the Indian exhibit at the British Museum and argues that what is missing in a gallery tells its own story.

A scholar of many disciplines, Dr Loewe is perhaps best known for his work as a codebreaker at Bletchley Park during World War II, his career in sinology and his 27-year tenure teaching at the University of Cambridge.

Enthusiasm and momentum surrounded COP26, however that excitement quickly fizzled out as world leaders, activists and decision makers started to arrive in Egypt. But was COP27 a complete failure?

In London during the festive break? Siddhant shares his guide to enjoying the small winter moments that make London feel special over the holidays.

Few technologies are as crucial in today’s world as semiconductors. Semiconductors are likely to play a central role in public policies that aim to stimulate research, the competitiveness of national firms, and successful international trade in the years to come.  

Meet the founder of the SOAS Alumni Book Club, Nour Saleh.