MA in Global Affairs and Eurasian Studies Learn more about our unique joint MA in Global Affairs and Eurasian Studies, delivered in partnership with Nazarbayev University.
Historical Treaties of Southeast Asia: Coercion and accommodation in the Malay World during the long nineteenth century This guest lecture presents some of the recent results of the research programme Historical Treaties of Southeast Asia, which investigates treaty-making and cross-cultural diplomacy between indigenous Southeast Asian polities and colonial powers in Southeast Asia from the mid-eighteenth to the early twentieth century.
SOAS Hausa Day: celebrating Hausa literature and translation We will celebrate Hausa literature with Hausa novelist and poet Sa'adatu Baba Ahmad, and examine how Nigeria's universities are building translation infrastructure with Prof. Yakubu Magaji Azare (Bayero University).
History Masterclass for Years 12 and 13: humans and powerful states of Africa from the Atlantic period This masterclass, designed to widen participation to SOAS, will explore the legacies of important characters and states in Africa that usually remain hidden in common narratives of the Atlantic slave trade.
Law Masterclass for Years 12 and 13: nuisance law – when everyday disruption becomes a legal problem This masterclass, designed to widen participation to SOAS, will explore nuisance law and how it shapes everyday life.
Life after SOAS: alumni involved in progressive politics and policy-making From a SOAS social science degree to a world of progressive politics in Europe.
QS Discover & Connect Master's Fair: London, UK Connect with SOAS and explore our postgraduate programmes in London, UK.
The subtitling of impoliteness and its humour effects in telecinematic fiction: a multimodal perspective This talk proposes an analytical framework for comparing multimodal impoliteness in source text, and its rendition in the target text through interlingual subtitling.
The morphopragmatics of Modern South Arabian This talk will analyse the functions of some analogous morphological categories in the Semitic Modern South Arabian languages.