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How three prints of Southern India by British artists shaped how India was imagined, as monumental, spiritual and timeless.

This lecture asks what it means for visual culture studies—often positioned at some remove from moral philosophy or political theory—to speak responsibly about a heavyweight concept such as human dignity.

Social activist Patrick Hutchinson describes how the MBA 30 aided his own business.

In honour of Black History Month, SOAS Library selected a few books on African art, history, politics, and culture to read.

Student Lucy Hirst recently won the ‘Best Performance’ award at this year’s Chinese Bridge Competition.

Economics can feel intimidating, often shrouded in complex theories and jargon. However, the recently published article, Economics, Pluralism, and Democracy: An Interview with Ha-Joon Chang, offers a refreshing perspective that could help dispel these fears.

Emma shares her internship experience launching a youth board to enhance diversity in the creative sector and advice from an industry expert on breaking into the field.

From 2nd to 6th September senior government officials, policy makers, civil society leaders and researchers from 14 countries across Africa gathered outside Johannesburg for the 5th SOAS DLD Future Leaders Programme.