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“This scholarship gave me a sense of purpose”: Joshua Phung on finding community and confidence at SOAS

BSc Accounting and Finance student Joshua Phung shares how he is building his academic journey at SOAS thanks to a University of London scholarship.

Sagar Abraham Gonsalves

Sagar is a doctoral researcher in the School of Law with an interest in anti-terror laws and social movements.

SOAS GREAT Scholarships: Indonesia and Pakistan

GREAT Scholarships 2026, launched by the British Council's Study UK campaign together with a number of other UK universities, supports students from 18 countries to access world-class UK higher education opportunities.

Roundtable discussion: Contemporary Chinese ink painting and the persistence of Daoism

This round table discussion, which takes place in association with the SOAS Gallery exhibition ‘Strange Wonders - Dreams, Desire and Daoism: Jizi and Other Pioneers of Contemporary Ink Painting from China’, will explore the relationship between Daoism and ink painting in contemporary China.

SOAS team awarded grant of over £250,000 for Southeast Asian art restitution project

The Getty Foundation has awarded Professor Ashley Thompson and Dr Stephen Murphy a grant of $315,000 (approximately £280,000) for the project, ‘Circumambulating Objects: Paradigms of Restitution of Southeast Asian Art.’

SOAS improves its subject rankings in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021

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Loy Krathong 2022: Learn about Thailand's very own Festival of Lights

Thailand is known for its whole host of different festivals, with Loy Krathong being one of the biggest celebrations of them all. We've put together a brief overview of the festival and how it's celebrated in Thailand.

Information for prospective students from France

Information for prospective students from France.

Crossing Worlds: Translating Le Petit Prince into Kiswahili and Hausa

We are excited to host Walter Bgoya and Ibrahim Malumfashi, translators of Le Petit Prince into Kiswahili (Mwana Mdogo wa Mfalme) and Hausa (Yarima Ɗan Sarki) respectively.