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To mark World Kiswahili Language day 2025, we are bringing together an international panel of poets, writers and researchers to celebrate Swahili and all its varieties.

This masterclass, designed to widen participation to SOAS, will examine the origins and fortunes of the Arab uprisings that unfolded in Tunisia, Egypt, and beyond in 2010–11.

Sign up for our workshop highlighting SOAS's Tibetan artwork collections with Dr Christian Luczanits, SOAS Lecturer in Tibetan and Buddhist Art.

Join us for a special workshop led by Professor Stacey Pierson, SOAS Professor in the History of Chinese Ceramics to explore objects from the SOAS Object & Artwork Collection, focusing on Chinese ceramics.

Join us for an interactive conversation with Ms. Albanese on topics including the role of international law during an ongoing genocide and recent developments in Gaza and Palestine.

Join us for a celebration of Korea’s most iconic traditional dish, made from fermented vegetables and a variety of spices.

The talk will think through the concept of universality in emancipatory politics, insisting on the need to move beyond 'bad', transcendental, or identitarian universals toward a universality from below, emerging immanently through collective struggle

Political economy routinely treats living, complex, adaptive social systems as machine-like objects. In this talk, Professor Yuen Yuen Ang (Johns Hopkins University) proposes an adaptive political economy.