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Panpan Yang recently joined the Department of History of Art and Archaeology at SOAS as a lecturer in the arts and visual cultures of modern China. We asked her to tell us a bit about herself.

Learning from South Omo highlights research by agro-pastoralist communities in Southern Ethiopia. Confronting rapid change through land appropriation, tourism and climate pressures, researchers from seven groups present their own perspectives on livelihoods, identity and development. Centring local expertise, the exhibition shares aspirations and concerns for the future—research about, by and for the people of South Omo.

Five new Professors of Practice will bring their industry experience in energy policy, art, languages and translation to SOAS this year.

Over Welcome Week you'll meet fellow freshers, sign up for societies, enrol on your courses, explore London and start your SOAS adventure.

When you donate to SOAS, you play a pivotal role in educating future activists and peacemakers, and your contributions directly shape the future of policy, human rights, and global economies.

Working papers from the Department of Economics, showing the range and impact of research in the department.

Centre of World Christianity at SOAS University of London