Starting uni? Here’s what nobody tells you (and where to find help) The SOAS Student Advice and Wellbeing team are here to offer some tips on how to settle into university life and get the support you need.
Finding your place at SOAS: Hannah’s first-year story After studying at two other universities and taking time away, Hannah started at SOAS feeling behind, but support gradually helped her feel like she belonged.
Manufacturing Vulnerability in the Uyghur Region: State-Imposed Forced Labour and the Crisis of Corporate Complicity The Uyghur Region of China has been the center of the PRC's strategic program of state-sponsored forced labour. This talk will discuss why the PRC government is expending so many resources on this program.
Privileged Minorities: A History of Wealth Concentration in South Africa (Book talk) Anticolonial struggle, enduring inequality - 'Privileged Minorities' examines how elite advantage was reshaped in South Africa.
Re-Envisioning Anti-Corruption: Lessons from Research and Practice in the Global South SOAS DLD Conversation
Transcending boundaries: translating and publishing Taiwan's humanities and social science research in the UK A book launch roundtable celebrating the UK publications of a three-year international translation project.
Creating change: Lucia Hanmer's journey from grassroots activism to leadership From London activism to global leadership, Lucia Hanmer has spent four decades championing gender equality and poverty reduction worldwide.
SOAS and Museums Commission celebrate graduating Master's cohort Delivered through a joint academic model with Effat University in Jeddah and Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University in Dammam, 34 students graduated.
IDP Study World Expo - Lagos Meet Tolani Shodehinde, In-Country Recruitment Officer (Nigeria) at IDP’s Study World Expo in Lagos