Information for schools and colleges Explore our exciting programme of activities to inform, inspire and engage your students.
Ancientness, Myth, and Sonic Imagination: Making Persian Music Legible in Israel In this talk Edoardo Marcarini will discuss how, through the mobilisation of a discourse of ancientness, Persian music has gained legitimacy in Israel.
From SOAS to Shibuya: Broadcaster Peter Barakan discusses his journey in Japan Acclaimed DJ, radio host, and broadcaster Peter Barakan chats about his life in Tokyo, from studying Japanese at SOAS to presenting cult programmes Japanology Plus and Barakan Beat.
Wael Al-Dahdouh speaks at SOAS on journalism and survival in Gaza The distinguished Palestinian journalist addressed the SOAS Gallery, reflecting on his experience reporting from Gaza - balancing the demands of war journalism with the personal struggles of Gazan reporters.
Decolonising the philosophy curriculum: My experience as a SOAS Co-creator Intern As a SOAS intern co-creating the UK's first Decolonising Philosophy Toolkit, Danae researched global philosophy modules and uncovered deep colonial influences.
Chemical Capital: The life and times of a North Korean industrial town from colonial fiefdom to socialist icon A biography a town and the diverse people that made it, from Korean workers to Russian engineers and Japanese scientists.
How a Global Liberal Arts degree offers critical skills in the era of AI An education rooted in humanities and social sciences gives you timeless skills that help you adapt to a rapidly changing world.