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Join Simukai Chigudu for a book talk on Chasing Freedom - a story of being born in post-colonial Zimbabwe, shaped by his family's buried trauma of war and liberation. It is a moving account of a generation still searching for the freedom they were promised.

Join us for a conversation with Gayathiri Kamalakanthan about their new book "Bad Queer".

SOAS Library welcomes Fatin Abbas to celebrate 'Ghost Season', a powerful debut novel connecting five characters caught in the crosshairs of conflict on the Sudanese border.

This seminar, based on a co-authored work with Ihsaan Bassier, examines racial inequality and segregation within and between firms in post-apartheid South Africa, using newly available administrative data (Employment Equity records).

Join SOAS experts as they explore how conflict and global power shifts are reshaping international law, and why these debates matter for your future studies and the world you will help shape.

Designed for prospective postgraduate taught students planning to start in September 2026 who want to understand the scholarships available at SOAS and how to apply with confidence.

Food, music, cultural exchange and more at the launch of the Black African Diaspora Society.

Rahul Yaduka, a postdoctoral researcher at SOAS, School of Law, Gender and Media, studies water conflicts in South Asia under the WATCON project. With a PhD in Development Studies, he focuses on dams, river rights, and disaster governance, amplifying marginalized voices.