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The SOAS Practice Research Network (PRN) brings together SOAS researchers from across all disciplines and career stages who are involved in, and interested in, producing non-traditional forms of research.

The research project will provide evidence-based analysis that will help to design policies that will support the scaling up of sustainable investment in the Global South.

NPR international correspondent Emily Feng, who spent nearly a decade reporting in China and Taiwan, talks about her new book of essays and reportage, 'Let Only Red Flowers Bloom'.

Open to all alumni, the receptions will be an opportunity to meet Vice-Chancellor Professor Adam Habib and reflect on the progress of SOAS’ strategic vision over the last year.

Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib and Director of Advancement, Shona Aitken will be hosting Alumni Receptions across Southeast Asia from the 25 April - 6 May 2024.

SOAS China Institute and the Center for Asian Law at Georgetown University jointly hosted a closed door workshop titled “Hong Kong’s National Security Law, Article 23 Legislation and Human Rights Defence” on 13th February 2024. This report is a summary of the issues discussed at the workshop.

Professor Ulrich Volz and Dr Yuen Lo discuss their proposals for strengthening domestic financial resource mobilisation in an event with the Moroccan development bank.

Raydolph Renault is a Doctoral Researcher at the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics, specialising in the sources for reconstructing pre-Islamic Arabian religion within the broader context of Late Antiquity and Near Eastern mythologies.

Yan Su is a PhD researcher in the School of History, Religions and Philosophies at SOAS, University of London, whose research focuses on the conservation and adaptive reuse of historic temple architecture in Sichuan, China, with particular interest in traditional craftsmanship, cultural sustainability, and community engagement in heritage preservation.