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Object-based study of the arts of Asia, run in association with the British Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum. Join us from anywhere in the world for a fully-online pathway of study.

What if development were imagined differently? Join Peter Sutoris as he explores bold alternatives, from degrowth to Indigenous knowledge, based on his book co-authored with Uma Pradhan, envisioning more just and ethical futures.

This presentation explores how practices of everyday life shape experiences of loneliness and care among older Thai and Myanmar adults living along the northern Thailand–Myanmar border. Drawing on qualitative research and participatory action methods, it examines loneliness through the lens of social relationship expectations.

As part of the 'Global Taiwan—Literature and Translation Workshop', Dr Aoife Cantrill and Kiera Johnson shares their experiences working with Taiwanese literature and scholarship.

This research explores the housing cliff-edge facing people granted refuge in the UK, examining local authority responses, gaps in transitional support, and the risk of homelessness. It also highlights innovative practices and partnerships improving pathways to secure housing.

This masterclass, designed to widen participation to SOAS, will explore how class shapes the process of development.

One disposable camera, one semester: Our students share moments from their lives at SOAS, their reflections and hopes for the new year.