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Nada is a lecturer at SOAS who's research is primarily concerned with International Law and the impact of international institutions (laws, norms and organizations) on developing countries.

The joint PhD programme between SOAS University of London and BRAC University in Bangladesh offers doctoral training in the fields of development studies, development economics, the politics of development, and related fields, resulting in a PhD in the Political Economy of Development.

‘Digitalising Food Assistance: Political economy, governance and food security effects across the Global North-South divide’ is a 3-year ESRC-funded project examining digitalising food assistance in Sudan, India and the UK.

This project investigates how migration governance has been influenced by “refugee crises” and how crises at large shape policy responses on migration.

The annual Anthony Hyman Memorial Lecture brings together those with an interest in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia, providing an opportunity for leading scholars, opinion formers and policy makers to reflect on issues of topical interest.

Implementing an innovative scientific strategy and capacity building at universities across Europe.

Analysing the impact of climate change on groundwater.

The Student Experience, Engagement and Retention (SEER) team is in charge of the initiatives that enable all of our students to succeed, especially for those who are already facing barriers, and to ease the transition into university life.

Aurore is a Politics PhD student in the UKRI project 'Pan-African Frontiers: The Remaking of African Politics in World Politics' researching the mnemonic politics of liberation in postcolonial Cabo Verde.