Labiba Rukhsana Labiba is a Bloomsbury PhD scholar at the School of Law, Gender and Media at SOAS, collaborating with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Dr Akira Shah Akira's postdoctoral research expands on a doctoral thesis titled International Baccalaureate Teacher Training in Japanese Higher Education: An Ethnography of Internationalist and Globalist Agendas.
Arka Chakraborty Arka is a music historian specialising in postcolonial Calcutta. Drawing from a vast array of official and personal archives, and field interviews, his multisensorial and multilingual doctoral project throws light into the musical interflows between the Anglophone and vernacular spaces that have inhabited the metropolis.
Azadeh Pourzand A human rights researcher and a civic entrepreneur, Azadeh has spent the past decade contributing to the design, implementation and impact evaluation of civil society strengthening, media development, education and human rights programs for marginalized communities in the Middle East and South Asia.
Juliet Uluma Onyeka Juliet Uluma Onyeka, Finance & Management. “How far does financial regulation help in combating financial crime during a health pandemic (COVID-19): An ethnic minority perspective”. Financial regulation and consumer protection, ethnicity; minority; financial services, financial inclusion.
Milhatun Nisa Milha is a PhD student in the Economics Department researching Indonesia’s clean energy transition and coal phase-out. Her interests include industrial policy, energy transition, political economy, institutions, structural transformation, green economics, and macroeconomics.