“The world needs you.” Advice to the class of 2025 Our SOAS Honorary Graduands share life and career advice for 2025 graduates navigating their next chapter.
Making art history more accessible: Rose Aidin MBE's inspiring mission Fewer than 1% of state schools offer an Art History A level. SOAS alumna Rose Aidin MBE founded a charity dedicated to making art history more accessible.
How the rise of a digital Nigeria is shaping the economy Taylor D.H. Rockhill examines how digitisation and gigification are transforming Nigeria's economy and questions who owns the digital space.
My top tips for getting through the SOAS exam season Student Digital Ambassador Hailun shares his experience of a SOAS exam season and offers his top tips for getting through and thriving.
From the Coronation to Succession, what are the benefits of family business? Family businesses can often be perceived as fragile and full of drama. But can keeping it in the family offer competitive advantages?
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.
Is disinformation during natural disasters an emerging vulnerability? The weaponisation of information is nothing new. But increasingly, disaster disinformation is offering unique conditions for powerful influence campaigns to go against communities at their most vulnerable.
Energy transitions, social frictions and the need for community inclusion Sustainability is not only about achieving environmental goals, but also about reaching social outcomes. As the UK moves toward a New Zero goal, we must not repeat the errors of previous transitions.
Speech on campus: A look at freedom of expression at SOAS As the Office for Students' new guidance on supporting free speech at universities comes into effect, Khadir Meer reflects on our experience at SOAS.