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Meet the student interns gaining skills and making a difference at SOAS

The Education Co-creator Internship scheme gives the opportunity to students to get paid to work on projects across departments, gain career experience and have an impact on SOAS work.

Top five ways I made friends in Japan - and how you can too

Natasja, a BA Japanese and History of Art student, is on her year abroad in Tokyo and shares her advice on making meaningful friendships in Japan.

Music is my passion and a scholarship at SOAS made studying it possible

Julia shares her experience moving from the USA to study MA Music at SOAS, thanks to the help of a scholarship.

Studying at SOAS has opened my mind and changed my life

MA student Surabhi reflects on her time at SOAS, what she's learned and the tools and confidence she's gained.

Locating Voices of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour in 19th Century Missionary Periodicals / Part 2

Dr Joanne Davis reflects on the completion of a successful collaborative research project, BIPOC Voices in the Victorian Periodical Press, which has recently launched on One More Voice.

Child of Empire: Sharing the experience of Partition survivors through VR

Producer Saadia Gardezi talks to us about where the idea for the VR film came from, the different stories they heard, and what’s next.

What Does Advocacy Training Look Like for Rural People in West Africa?

Advocacy expert Illia Djadi discusses several advocacy training sessions to village relays of the Watigueleya Kèlê project (Climate Resilience in West Africa).

Fashion has a deadly reliance on oil. Are biomaterials the solution?

MA student Charlotte Cheal explores fashion's environmental impact, advocating for a shift away from oil-based materials to biomaterials and circular economy models to combat waste and promote sustainability.

Will AI help us out of the productivity slump?

Economics PhD student Thabo Huntgeburth explores how AI may worsen the productivity slump, instead exacerbating wage inequality and economic stagnation.