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As a SOAS student you will have numerous opportunities to make new friends from around the world, develop your interests, join societies, and really make a difference.

Ling Zhang traces the Voice of Malayan Revolution as an experiment in 'acoustic internationalism'—a sonic network that transcended divides to sustain solidarity amid Cold War fragmentation.

‘Social life of Law in Authoritarian Contexts’, project funded by the Leverhulme Trust at SOAS, University of London invites applicants for a workshop that seeks to draw attention to the social life of laws used by authoritarian states and leaders to change the composition of societies.

Building connections when studying online can improve your university experience and boost your job prospects, but how do you do it?

CAMHRA is a globally oriented and locally connected hub for cutting-edge anthropological research, education and public engagement on mental health. 

Environment Cluster, Development Studies Research

Dina Matar is a Professor in the Department of Media Studies at SOAS.

This research project aims to conduct a thorough analysis of the dynamics influencing access to capital markets for developing and emerging economies, particularly under the strain of climate change-related vulnerabilities.