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Careers: How MA Medical Anthropology aided my role as a Global Health Communications Consultant

Having graduated with an MA in Medical Anthropology in 2006, Global Health PR/Communication Consultant Sarah Walton-Smith lets us know how her career has been helped by studying at SOAS.

Careers: How SOAS helped Andrew become a policymaker in Tanzania

Andrew Mahiga studied MSc in Public Policy & Management at SOAS and is now working as a Director of Policy, Research, Advocacy & Lobbying in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania. FInd out about his career so far.

Careers: From studying MA African Studies to showcasing art and culture in Uganda

Dr Anna Adima shares insights into her work showcasing Uganda's art and cultural scene, her memories of SOAS and her advice for working in the cultural industry.

Careers: "SOAS changed my life and really affected me as a filmmaker"

Filmmaker Hamida Issa studied MA Global Cinema and the Transcultural back in 2014. We sat down with her to talk about her life, her time at SOAS and her filmmaking career to date.

Careers: SOAS radically changed the way I think about literature as a powerful tool

As Head of Social Impact at Penguin Random House UK, SOAS alum Zaahida Nabagerek works to make the publishing industry more diverse and inclusive.

Careers: "I can draw a direct line from my studies at SOAS to my current job"

Max Schmidt graduated from SOAS with an MSc in Research for International Development, which prepared him perfectly to secure a fellowship with an international climate think tank before becoming a climate finance consultant.

What Yorgos Lanthimos' 'Poor Things' has to say about female sexual desire and the commodification of bodies

Postgraduate student Valentina Frassa explores how Yorgos Lanthimos's critically acclaimed film 'Poor Things' provides commentary on pressing socio-economic issues of our time and contributes to ongoing debates around female empowerment and the commodification of women's bodies.

Celebrating the 100th birthday of Dr Michael Loewe: alumnus, scholar and codebreaker

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.

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.