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Careers: SOAS helped develop my worldview towards life and people

Dr Feroza Sanjana used her MA in International Studies and Diplomacy to deepen her knowledge of the institutions, politics and processes that underlie many of the global challenges her work now seeks to change.

SOAS growth proves humanities still matter in a world of STEM

Chair of the Board of Trustees, Lord Dr Michael Hastings of Scarisbrick CBE offers his latest reflections on SOAS’s position in the higher education sector – and the progress it is making to realise its strategic vision

Pick your weapon: Reflections on the radical black woman and the black liberation struggle

Postgraduate student Megan Morgan reflects upon the makings of the radical Black woman and the fight for Black liberation.

Queer Chinese cinema to watch this LGBTQIA+ month

To celebrate LGBTQIA+ month, Politics, Philosophy and Economics student Lesley shares three classic Chinese LGBTQIA+ films.

Mobility without protection: Cross-border migration and HIV risks in South Asia

A major HIV-prevention programme shows that community-based, gender-sensitive support can significantly improve knowledge and safer behaviour among South Asian migrant workers.

Your guide to enjoying university while living at home

Starting university while living at home can take some getting used to. The SOAS SU co-presidents Jamal Akram and Reem Walid are here to share their advice.

London ranked best student city in the world for six years running

The QS Best Student Cities Rankings 2025 have been released - and London is number one.

Careers: "As a High Commissioner no two days are the same!"

Having grown up in a multi-cultural family in the UAE, Omar Daair knew he wanted his future career to have an international angle. Discover how his studies at lead him to his role of High Commissioner to Rwanda.

Storying Somalia: The transformative power of creativity after war

Somali writers and artists use narratives to navigate displacement, reclaim fragmented histories, and reimagine the future, as showcased in a recent SOAS roundtable.