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What is the subtle or 'energy' body in Yoga, and what relevance does it have for contemporary practice? This summit brings together historians, scholars, researchers, and experienced practitioners to explore Yoga’s unseen dimension.

This online webinar explores Rāmacandra’s Tattvayogabindu, a previously little-studied Sanskrit work on Rājayoga composed in northern India during the first half of the 16th century.

MA students Sakshi Mavi and Saavani Karkhanis visited the exhibition 'Entangled Pasts, 1768–now: Art, Colonialism and Change' at the Royal Academy of Arts and how it explores the concepts of art, empire, power and resistance.

SOAS Professor Awino Okech has received a $400,000 OSF grant to develop a framework tracking anti-gender movements across Africa, including a new Feminist Resistance Index to map feminist organising and resilience continent-wide.

SOAS University of London has partnered with Iyengar Yogashala China, YogaMālā, Yoga Journal China, and Yogasala China to produce the Yoga and Meditation Education Certificate.

Information about the Commonwealth Shared Scholarships.

To help bridge the gap between academic and popular writing on food, the SOAS Food Studies Centre and Vittles magazine are partnering to run an essay competition in 2026 exclusively for alumni of the Centre’s MA Anthropology of Food.

This talk re-examines the textual and philosophical evidence to shed new light on the origins of classical Yoga philosophy.