South Asian theatre as a site of resistance Join us for a thought‑provoking session exploring South Asian theatre as a site of resistance.
How the rise of a digital Nigeria is shaping the economy Taylor D.H. Rockhill examines how digitisation and gigification are transforming Nigeria's economy and questions who owns the digital space.
Poverty, disasters and human trafficking: Unravelling the connection New research highlights the invisible challenges faced by communities post-disaster, which creates an environment conducive to exploitation.
Development Studies Masterclass for Years 12 and 13: A Class-relational Perspective of Global Development This masterclass, designed to widen participation to SOAS, will explore how class shapes the process of development.
“You make me do too much labour”: What Paris Paloma’s anthem reveals about care, capitalism and gender Paris Paloma’s viral hit Labour is more than a feminist anthem. Dr Sophie Chamas explores how it reveals a window onto the hidden, gendered and racialised work of care that capitalism depends on but refuses to name or pay.
Imagining an alternative future through Zines: Introducing Zinetopia MA student Fiona introduces her business, Zinetopia, and how the SOAS x YBB Student Enterprise Programme supported her venture.
Meiji Jingu Scholarships There are two Meiji Jingu Japanese Studies Research Scholarships available. Each scholarship is valued at £7,000 in total.
Entangled Pasts: Unraveling the interwoven histories of art and colonialism MA students Sakshi Mavi and Saavani Karkhanis visited the exhibition 'Entangled Pasts, 1768–now: Art, Colonialism and Change' at the Royal Academy of Arts and how it explores the concepts of art, empire, power and resistance.