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New Professors of Practice and Community Fellows to focus on law, the arts, anthropology, finance, politics and music

Our latest cohort of Professors of Practice and Community Fellows for 2025 bring their industry experience in law, art, anthropology, sustainable finance, politics and music.

Music is my passion and a scholarship at SOAS made studying it possible

Julia shares her experience moving from the USA to study MA Music at SOAS, thanks to the help of a scholarship.

Dismantling the myth of “good AI” - new book from SOAS political philosopher

A new book from Arshin Adib-Moghaddam, Professor in Global Thought and Comparative Philosophies, casts a critical eye on AI technology; exploring its uses, limitations, and cases for human intervention to uphold justice and equality in society.

Children's storybooks developed to address antibiotic overuse in Sri Lanka

Led by SOAS research, a new project in Sri Lanka will raise awareness of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through a targeted public health campaign.

Professor Kelly M. Greenhill

MSc Humanitarianism, Aid & Conflict

MSc Humanitarianism, Aid and Conflict at SOAS University of London.

Latest Brunei Gallery exhibition - Crafting Subversion: DIY and Decolonial Print

Crafting Subversion: DIY and Decolonial Print is the latest exhibition at SOAS’s Brunei Gallery, guest curated by British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Pragya Dhital. The exhibition emerges from Pragya’s research on censorship in India during the colonial period and the Internal Emergency.

RELI-GENE: Governing Health, Family and Religion: The Biopolitics of Genetic Counselling and Religious Family Formations

RELI-GENE examines how genetic testing and reproductive technologies shape family formations, kinships and belongings within close-knit religious minorities.

Managing climate risk and the cost of capital in climate-vulnerable countries

The first systematic analysis of the relationship between climate vulnerability and the cost of capital in developing countries