IDP Study World Expo - Lagos Meet Tolani Shodehinde, In-Country Recruitment Officer (Nigeria) at IDP’s Study World Expo in Lagos
IDP Study World Expo - Abuja Meet Tolani Shodehinde, In-Country Recruitment Officer (Nigeria) at IDP’s Study World Expo in Abuja.
A Night with the Madpo3t: showcasing 'Po3tryVent: Before I Self Destruct' Join acclaimed creator Madpo3t for an intense, 90-minute live showcase of his latest work, Po3tryVent: Before I Self Destruct. This is not a standard poetry reading; it is a kinetic exploration of survival, mental architecture, and the raw mechanics of turning chaos into art.
Your roadmap to a successful SOAS Undergraduate application Join us in this session for everything you need to know to apply for an undergraduate degree at SOAS. You will also learn how you can perfect your personal statement ready to submit for the UCAS deadline.
Knit & Knatter — 留白 / Beyond Emptiness edition Bring your project and join SOAS Library for a relaxed crafting social in the SOAS Gallery, set against the backdrop of 留白 – Beyond Emptiness, a new exhibition by architect and artist Raymond Fung. All textile crafts welcome. No equipment provided.
Book launch: 'Green Party Taiwan: The First Thirty Years' Professor Dafydd Fell and Yan-han Wang gives a book talk marking thirty years of Green Party politics and alternative politics in Taiwan, moderated by Professor Cheng Ling-Fang.
Beyond categories: intimacy, agency, and identity in Taiwan Hoi Yan Yau discusses her new book, 'Sex, Culture, and Identity in Taiwan', exploring intimacy, agency and identity in contemporary Taiwan.
Bringing my small town to the world: the journey of 'Ghost Town' Kevin Chen reflects on the unexpected journey of 'Ghost Town', a novel rooted in a small town in central Taiwan that has gone on to reach readers around the world.
The Nawabs of Murshidabad under Colonial Rule: Political Interactions and Changing Status (1750–1850) This talk will examines the Nawabs of Murshidabad's gradual transformation from sovereign rulers to ceremonial elites between 1750 and 1850.