Scholarship impact: "SOAS has made many of the things I hope to achieve in the future possible" Nolan Musslewhite shares how scholarship support is enabling him to pursue his passions and build the foundations of his career.
'The Last Emperor of China: Twilight of the Forbidden City' The bestselling historian Paul French draws upon previously unpublished sources, including memoirs, diaries and letters, to take us deep inside the hidden world of Puyi, the last emperor of China.
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SOAS CAMHRA contributes to new approach for mental health care in reducing hospital admissions The Centre for Anthropology and Mental Health Research in Action (CAMHRA) has contributed to the nationwide ODDESSI trial (Open Dialogue: Development and Evaluation of a Social Network Intervention for Severe Mental Illness), a major NHS-funded study led by UCL.
The Enigma of Village Brawls in Southeastern China Professor Göran Aijmer will talk about a lunar New Year custom in south-eastern China where village people assembled to form sides to start fighting during the period of vanishing imperial rule and the early republic.
SOAS Alumni Receptions in North America Join our annual Vice‑Chancellor Alumni Receptions in North America this October!
SOAS, UN University and ICEED launch AI hub to tackle global challenges A joint research and education hub with the United Nations University and the International Council on Environmental Economics and Development will be located at SOAS.
Leif Andrew Garinto Leif Andrew B. Garinto is a literary, print and cultural historian and Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Centre of South East Asia Studies, SOAS.