Arabic (Modern Standard) Beginners 1 Online - semi-intensive course August 2026 Arabic (Modern Standard) Beginners 1 Online - semi-intensive course at SOAS
Europe’s Central Banks Need to be More Aligned with Climate Neutrality Target New report by the LSE Grantham Research Institute and the SOAS Centre for Sustainable Finance highlights the need for European central banks to “mainstream net-zero” across all their operations to align them with the climate neutrality targets of the European Union and the member states.
Migration and Development Cluster Focusing on the broad and deep relationship between migration and development.
Rabindranath Tagore’s vision of freedom through song, poetry and painting Join us for an evening of music, art and poetry in our concert showcasing the breath of Tagore's work, through poetry, paintings and music.
Workshop report: Hong Kong’s National Security Law, Article 23 Legislation and Human Rights Defence 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.
Aweng Peter Majok Garang Aweng Garang is a researcher at the SOAS Center for Global Finance under the AXA Chair. His research focuses on how financial systems in developing economies can be made more inclusive and supportive of sustainable development by integrating new financial technologies like CBDCs.
Professor Sean Kidney Professor Sean Kidney is the co-founder and CEO of the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) and Professor in Practice for Sustainable Finance at the SOAS Centre for Sustainable Finance.
Felicia Jackson Global finance, sustainability and climate change; energy and climate policy and governance; energy transition; systemic change; climate risk, financial resilience; the economics of climate change; data for climate and sustainable finance.
Ms Sharowat Shamin Sharowat Shamin teaches law at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. She did her LLM in International Environmental and Energy Law from the University of Oslo, Norway with fully-funded Norwegian Government Quota Scheme Scholarship. Earlier she completed another LLM in International and Comparative Law and LLB (Honours) from the University of Dhaka. Her research interest lies in the fields of climate change and energy law, human rights, and constitutional law and she published several papers on these topics.