Experience Student Life at SOAS Find out the vibrant student life at SOAS, with insights from our current students. Learn about clubs, support networks, and exciting activities that make SOAS a unique and welcoming community.
Navigating the Visa Process (June) This is a great opportunity for international students to learn about applying for their student visa, particularly for those applying closer to the start of term.
Book discussion: 'Disabling Migration Controls: Shared Learning, Solidarity and Collective Resistance' Join us at the SOAS Centre for Human Rights Law for a book forum on 'Disabling Migration Controls: Shared Learning, Solidarity and Collective Resistance'.
Book launch: 'China's Global Strategy Under Xi Jinping' Join us for the book launch of Professor Steve Tsang and Dr Olivia Cheung's new book, 'China's Global Strategy under Xi Jinping', examining how China is seeking to reshape the international order on its own terms.
Book Launch of In Praise of Addiction: by Professor Elizabeth F. S. Roberts CAMHRA warmly invites you to the UK launch of In Praise of Addiction: Or How We Can Learn to Love Dependency in a Damaged World by Prof Elizabeth F. S. Roberts
Tabloid female sex confessions and everyday pro-sex feminism: the case of the Apple Daily Taiwan Dr Yow-Jiun Wang gives a talk on female sexual confession, tabloid culture, and the everyday formation of sex-positive feminism in Taiwan.
Energy security or green transition? China after the Iran war YCW London and the SOAS China Institute invite you to a panel discussion examining how the Iran war could reshape China’s energy strategy and clean technology ambitions.
The Traveller as a Critical Cosmopolitan?: The Unexplored Travelogues of Lady Abala Bose A discussion of a book on nineteenth‑century Bengal women writers, featuring the first English translations of Abala Bose’s travel writings
Home, Elsewhere: Objects That Carry Us – ZTFE performance This is the second performance exploring how Zoroastrian devotional objects and domestic ritual spaces carry memory, belonging and identity across migration.