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SOAS Collections and Engagement Officer Lucy Kauser describes the history, production and use of bidriware, a distinctive metal-working tradition originating from central India.

Nancy switched careers, moved to London, and returned to academia all at once. Here she reflects on a transformative year doing a Master's at SOAS and why she's leaving a different person than the one who arrived.

The explores how settler/colonialism transforms local Palestinian food and agriculture systems by changing traditional production and consumption practices.

How can indigenous communities live better, healthily, and sustainably amidst the political, economic and environmental challenges afflicted during protracted crises?

Dani Soloman is a Research Associate in the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS.

What became of Tipu Sultan’s library after Seringapatam fell? Ursula Sims-Williams (Lead Curator, Persian, British Library) traces how select manuscripts were repurposed as symbols of imperial largesse.

Heritage Horizon is a specialised training programme, delivered by the School of Arts at SOAS in partnership with the Saudi Heritage Commission.

Join us for a relaxed crafting social in the SOAS Gallery, set against the backdrop of a stunning new exhibition, Embroidery Traditions of Afghanistan.

Professor Joanna Newman, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education), will be stepping down from her role to become Vice-Chancellor of Goldsmiths, University of London.