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SOAS and the Royal Veterinary College to collaborate on research project to tackle infectious ...

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Involving Multilateral Development Banks in debt relief: not only feasible, but desirable

Dr Marina Zucker-Marques explores the compelling reasons why Multilateral Development Banks should get involved in debt relief.

Professor Rachel Dwyer retires after thirty one years at SOAS

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Professor Trevor H J Marchand

Arabia (Yemen), West Africa (Northern Nigeria and Mali) and England: craft, carpentry and traditional building practices; apprenticeship, learning and cognition; space, place and architecture; theory in anthropology.

Stella Dixon

Stella is an anthropology PhD student. Her thesis explores the effects of climate change on everyday experiences of seasonality and the making of seasonal cultures in central Tokyo.

Kelly Anne Hagen

Kelly Hagen, Centre for Global Media and Communications. Diaspora as the Front Line: Online Activism and Transnational Solidarity Amongst the Palestinian Diaspora in the West. Palestinian diaspora in the West, Palestine, online activism, social movements, transnational solidarity

Mayukh Chakrabarty

Mayukh is a Felix Scholar and doctoral researcher at SOAS, University of London, exploring how life insurance transformed Indian society from 1800 to 2000. His PhD project, titled "Cashing Lives: A History of Indian Life Insurance (1800–2000)," offers a comprehensive institutional history of life insurance in India, tracing its evolution from a colonial financial instrument to a post-independence state monopoly.

Lucy Rose Waugh

Lucy is a PhD student in Korean Studies who studied Korean at SOAS and continued with a Masters in Korean Studies at the University of Oxford.

Beirut university leader calls on UK universities to “remind the world that differences can be settled with words”

Professor Fadlo Khuri, President of the American University of Beirut (AUB), shared how the escalation in conflict in the Middle East poses an “existential threat” to Lebanon’s higher education.