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Two months after Akira Toriyama’s death, this event celebrates his legacy by bringing together experts in Japanese Studies to discuss his work and its cultural impact.

Since its launch in 2020, Influencing the Corridors of Power (ICOP), a SOAS-led initiative helping civil society voices be heard in Westminster is now focusing on the consequences of the new Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, expected to be approved in Parliament next year. 

The AHRC funded-project, Border Crossings, is collecting stories and views from members of the South Asian diaspora on the legacy of partition and the experiences of South Asian communities in the UK.

Professor Tsang went to Tokyo, Sapporo and Otaru as a guest of the Government of Japan for a week in December. It was for exchanging views with colleagues in Japan as well as for exploring scope for cooperation.

The Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies and the Department of Anthropology and Sociology are delighted to announce that Prof Ghassan Hage (University of Melbourne) will be presenting the CMDS Annual Lecture for 2021. 
Join us on Wednesday, 24th March at 9am UK time (8pm Melbourne time), on Zoom.

In honour of International Women's Day, SOAS called for nominations for the 'Most Inspirational Women of SOAS.' We're delighted to announce that three members of our department -- MA student and Students' Union Mature Student Officer Sara Lloyd-Knibbs and academics Dr Mina Sol and Dr Naomi Leite -- are among the top 10!

SOAS has launched a new undergraduate programme, Africa and the Black Diaspora