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Dr Sarah Njeri, Lecturer in Humanitarian and Development Studies, has been recognised for her significant contribution in environmental peacebuilding by the Environmental Peacebuilding Association.

Join us for the Neural Buddhism conference, charting contemporary attitudes to Buddhism and Buddhist meditation viewed through the evolving lenses of the biomedical sciences.

Xiaoye Gu is a PhD candidate in the Department of History of Art and Archaeology.

Scholarships for sustainabilty-related taught masters courses, providing tuition fees and minimum £15,000 maintanance.

Lei is a PhD candidate in the SOAS History department. Her research focuses on the transformations in economic thought and practices in late Qing China, particularly the role of the Qing central government amid the global rise of neomercantilism. er interests include the intellectual history of Western and Chinese economics during the Qing dynasty, Sino-Western encounters and communication, economic thought in pre-modern China, and modern enterprises in the Qing dynasty.

Ademola Osigbesan is a PhD researcher in Development Economics, a Hyundai Motor Group Scholar, and an affiliate of the Centre for Sustainable Structural Transformation (CSST) at SOAS University of London. His research focuses on industrial policy in Africa and other late-industrialising economies, with particular emphasis on upgrading pharmaceutical manufacturing value chains and advancing opportunities for green industrialisation in the health products sector.

Chinazor Nwoda is a sociolinguist and PhD researcher whose work explores language policy, multilingualism, and the politics of language choice in Nigerian higher education, with a focus on indigenous languages and their role in education