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Join us for an enlightening talk by Dr. Frances Wood, former keeper of Chinese Collections at the British Library and discover the fascinating history and significance of the Dunhuang collection.

Stories of Migration celebrates 12 years of innovative storytelling from SOAS-based, not-for-profit organisation, PositiveNegatives.

This round table discussion, which takes place in association with the SOAS Gallery exhibition ‘Strange Wonders - Dreams, Desire and Daoism: Jizi and Other Pioneers of Contemporary Ink Painting from China’, will explore the relationship between Daoism and ink painting in contemporary China.

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.

For our very first Lunchtime Listen, the SOAS Concert Series presents renowned composer and performer Wu Fei

DLD Conversation with Nick Dearden, Els Torreele and Ha-Joon Chang exploring why we must rethink intellectual property rights to ensure equitable access to life-saving treatments worldwide.

SOAS Library’s Special Collections will be opening its doors to all SOAS students and staff to display material from across our diverse and unique collection of archives, manuscripts and rare books.

A cross-cultural approach by the Nasim-e Tarab Ensemble of virtuoso musicians from Iran as part of the Maqam Beyond Borders project.

Seitō (1911–1916) was a ‘proto-feminist’ magazine, published in Tokyo by a group of five women and was contributed to by over one hundred. Included among them were Hiratsuka Raichō and Otake Kōkichi—both no stranger to making their own way in life, despite what was expected of them.