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Eliane Correa: “Don’t be afraid of being passionate”

An interview with SOAS alumna, Eliane Correa about her career as a pianist, MD and composer.

How I became a Head of Corporate Banking: Nader Souri on the skills we need in the age of AI

Discover how SOAS alumnus Nader Souri progressed from an entry-level role to Head of Corporate Banking at the Bank of New York and hear his advice for new graduates.

Careers: I knew from a young age that I wanted to be a lawyer

Lingxi Wang knew from a very young age that he wanted to be a lawyer. Studying at SOAS helped him achieve that dream. We asked Lingxi about his experience and any advice he would give to aspiring lawyers.

“The degree that runs Britain”: Why I chose PPE and my experience so far

BSc Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) student Siddhant Pawar reflects on why they chose to study the combined subject at SOAS and how it’s helped them understand what drives the decisions societies make.

How I became a Strategic Business Consultant: Valerie Lynn on building bridges across Southeast Asia

Alumna Valerie Lynn's journey reflects her belief in the power of relationships to bridge markets and cultures.

From RAF to Anthropology at SOAS: Discover Vix Anderton’s journey powered by a scholarship

SOAS student Vix Anderton (MA Anthropology of the Environment and Sustainability) shares how a scholarship can help people explore new paths at every life stage.

Have you spotted the SOAS Library in The Crown? | SOAS in films & TV

To celebrate the SOAS Library’s 50th birthday, we have compiled a list of films and TV shows with scenes featuring our star on campus.

Policy and power struggles: How do policies get through?

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

Why I rejected Oxford for SOAS

Amr shares how he found his way to SOAS by choosing a path that felt true to him, rather than the one he was expected to follow.