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Auditing access to our postgruaduate object-based study of the arts of Asia, run in association with the British Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum.

Feven Eyob is a London-based anthropologist and spoken-word artist. Holding a BA in African Studies and Anthropology and an MRes in Social Anthropology, Feven is continuing into doctoral research as a PhD student in Anthropology. Feven's research lies in the intersection between language reclamation efforts, counter-memory and the borderlands of Eritrea and Tigray, Ethiopia.

The Brunei Gallery, SOAS, and the Royal Asiatic Society are pleased to present an exhibition celebrating the Society’s bicentenary and its involvement in the study of science, literature, religion, and the arts of Asia since 1823.

Lecturer (Teaching & Learning) in Anthropology

Human Resources; Demography; Trade Policy & Regional Integration; Energy and Natural Resources with reference to the MENA region.

Nepali society and culture; museology; social and cultural anthropology of the Himalaya; elite studies; heritage studies

Japanese literature, drama and thought, primarily of the Tokugawa period, with particular interest in Bunraku and Kabuki theatre and the plays of Chikamatsu

The APPG for Africa's report, ‘Africa in the UK Curricula’ references work and insights from Dr Awino Okech and Professor Laura Hammond. 

Richard discusses his background and aspirations for the coming years at SOAS.