Scholarships, bursaries and awards SOAS has a wide range of scholarships and awards to support students on our degree programmes.
Meihui Li Meihui Li is currently pursuing a PhD in Finance at SOAS, University of London, with research interests in fiscal policy, policy uncertainty, and asset pricing.
William Upson William Upson is a Doctoral Researcher in the Department of History, Religions and Philosophies, examining the Jāmiʿ al-Saʿādāt by Muḥammad Mahdī Naraqī (d. 1795), an Islamic philosophical ethical work. His primary research interest lies in the History of Philosophy, with a focus on Islamicate philosophy.
Gou Hongliang Hongliang is a PhD candidate in Politics and International Studies, his research interests are ASEAN studies, IR in Southeast Asia, and Social Network Analysis in International politics of Asia-Pacific
SOAS Environmental Law Clinic partners with Lawyers for Nature on rights of nature representative model mapping report The SOAS Pro-Bono Environmental Law and Policy Clinic has released a new report mapping and analysing global 'Rights of Nature' case studies.
SOAS Library is 50 years old The SOAS Library is celebrating it's 50th birthday with a new exhibition exploring the history and development of the care and preservation of our remarkable SOAS Library collections.
Professor E Ulrich Kratz Traditional Malay philology; the contemporary literatures, cultures and societies of the Malay-speaking world; Malay society; Malay culture; Malay history; Malay politics; Malay religion
Mrs Jeshmeen Kanjee Interests: African literature and post-colonial studies, diaspora literature, gender perspectives in literature, equality and diversity, anti-bullying, mental well-being and mental health.
Xuemeng Zhang Xuemeng Zhang is an MPhil/PhD student in China and Inner Asia Studies at SOAS, University of London. Her research focuses on contemporary Chinese poetry, particularly its intersections with Artificial Intelligence. Her broader academic interests include translation studies, creative literary pedagogy, and intermediality.