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Over the past decade, Indian election campaigns have been reshaped by data-driven strategists and political consultants, moving beyond mere technological change. This talk explores how this hidden world of professionalised campaigning is transforming power structures, expertise, and public participation in democracy.

In this talk, Uditha Devapriya will present an overview of Wickramasinghe’s life and work in the context of cultural modernism in South Asia. The presentation draws on Devapriya’s research on Wickramasinghe, including his contribution to South Asian art, culture, and society.

Korean Speech Contest winner Lindy Coxon, reflects on her language learning journey at SOAS.

Chinese internet fiction ('netfic') tends not to be highly regarded for its aesthetic accomplishments; however, this talk explores the aesthetic functions of netfic from a premodern perspective.

R&D investment is positively linked to ESG scores across European firms, showing innovation drives sustainability.

Experts at the SOAS Centre for Human Rights Law have contributed to a growing pool of evidence on the abolition of the death penalty in Africa, in a submission to the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights.

Join us for a roundtable exploring new translations of South Asian literature. Hear from scholars and translators working on texts from 17th-century Urdu poetry to contemporary Hindi fiction, and the creative and critical challenges of bringing historic and modern South Asian voices to global readers.

Our SOAS Honorary Graduands share life and career advice for 2025 graduates navigating their next chapter.

‘Gifted’ is an exhibition drawing upon SOAS's remarkably rich but relatively little-known art collection. Concentrating on modern and contemporary artworks, it displays a selection of works given as gifts and donations to SOAS and provides the opportunity to share and display many of these for the first time to encourage wider engagement with the SOAS Object and Artwork Collection.