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Professor Lee An-Ru gives a talk on the book 'Why Taiwan', which asks why Taiwan matters as an object of scholarly inquiry beyond China-centred frameworks.

Professor Lee An-Ru gives a talk on her book 'Haunted Modernities', exploring women workers, public memory, and the remaking of heritage in postindustrial Taiwan.

This event explores what AI is, what it can and cannot do, and why there is so much scepticism around it.

Massimiliano Vassalli holds a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Global Postdoctoral Fellowship for the TRAVELS project, focusing on Zoroastrian history between the 18th and 19th centuries.

Sustainability isn’t just what we study – it’s how we operate and who makes it possible.

Sustainability, climate justice, and their implications for the Global South sit at the core of SOAS research and teaching.

Embedding sustainability across our curriculum through a dedicated framework, practical toolkit, and targeted staff development.

SOAS is one of 34 leading research universities calling on the government to exempt Chevening scholars from its new visa restrictions.

The key to understanding AI's place in human society is the humanities, whose scholars have been studying the human-nonhuman relationship for centuries, argues Dr Elvis Imafidon.