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Among its rare books, SOAS Library Special Collections holds a significant collection of early printed Egyptian books from the former half of the 19th century. The team introduces its significance in the intellectual and military history of Egypt and the Arab world.

Explore recent research by the SOAS Department of Economics that delves into pressing issues exposed by the various fragilities of global capitalism across the world.

New research delves into the complexities of the green transition, shedding light on its relationship with finance and extraction industries and the implications of this shift.

London is one of the greenest cities in Europe, with over 3,000 parks and green spaces. Masami has collated some of her favourite places to go to relax in nature and see wildlife, especially during the busy exam season.

On Tuesday 9 April, English Heritage unveiled another of its characteristic blue plaques on the house at 44 Kensington Park Gardens, in the Notting Hill district of London, where the famous economist Joan Robinson (1903-1983) lived, while attending St. Paul's School (she was then Joan Maurice).

Transitioning from university to the professional world is a big step. Anna shares advice on navigating this stage, from pursuing your passions and networking with alumni to building resilience.

The Bollywood industry is commercially driven, so how has it been influenced by Hindu nationalist politics? For his MA dissertation at SOAS, Kaashif Hajee conducted fieldwork and interviewed prominent Bollywood figures to find out.

Final year student Daisy shares why she decided to study BA Chinese at SOAS, including the opportunity to live in London and spend a year abroad.

Dr Filippo Cervelli looks back on the work of late Japanese manga artist Akira Toriyama and its great cultural impact in touching the hearts of many across the world and contributing decisively to Japan’s global image.