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SOAS is one of 34 leading research universities calling on the government to exempt Chevening scholars from its new visa restrictions.

The key to understanding AI's place in human society is the humanities, whose scholars have been studying the human-nonhuman relationship for centuries, argues Dr Elvis Imafidon.

Hosted by the SOAS Library, 'Insistent Focus' presents an evening of short films by women filmmakers from the global majority, featuring works that explore displacement, identity, memory, and political imagination across diverse cinematic styles.

The Helen Kanitkar Library is a social study space, for anthropology and sociology students. The library is staffed by a student librarian and volunteers, supervised by a member of staff, and relies on alumni donations for its upkeep.

Here's a rundown of the SOAS Co-Creator Internship and Summer Placement opportunities on offer, what students have achieved and where these opportunities can take you.

A roundtable on the death penalty in Taiwan, bringing together legal, activist, and film perspectives on public debate, punishment, and abolition.

Join us for an afternoon of Urdu poetry exploring Muharram traditions in South Asia.

The 70th anniversary of ‘Xue Pinggui and Wang Baochuan’ with a day of screenings and discussion on music in Taiyupian.

Scholarship worth up £10,000 for a final year SOAS PhD student working on a China-focused subject.