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Cesilia is a doctoral researcher in the Department of Politics and International Studies, with her research focusing on the colonial legacies of artificial intelligence in Indonesian journalism.

Dongzhu Xu is a PhD candidate in Development Studies at SOAS, University of London. His research examines the political economy of mineral wealth and poverty in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with broader interests in critical minerals, new institutional economics, conflict dynamics, the resource curse and development in the Global South.

During the Year 10 Outreach Summer School, participants will attend interactive lectures, engage in study skills sessions and find out more about university.

SOAS University of London has been ranked 7th in the UK and in the top 100 globally for its work advancing gender equality, one of the UN’s Sustainable Develpment Goals, according to the latest Times Higher Education.

Dr Mulaika Hijjas, Senior Lecturer in South East Asian Studies at SOAS University of London, launched an edition of a 200 year old poem produced through community-sourcing at the Kuala Lumpur Alternative Book Fair in Malaysia.

SOAS’s Brunei Gallery is delighted to announce the unveiling of Building Africa, a ground-breaking exhibition that explores the relationship between architecture and politics.

Paul Dundas, Indologist and Emeritus of the Department of Asian Studies at the University of Edinburgh, one of the leading scholars in the field of Jaina Studies, has passed away.

This course focuses on the modern and contemporary architecture of the Islamic world to reflect on current debates in architecture.

Funding has been awarded to two SOAS researchers: Professor Almut Hintze will be analysing prehistoric oral culture of the Indo-Iranians, and Professor Rachel Harris will be leading a project on a musical tradition found across Western and Central Asia.