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From the Coronation to Succession, what are the benefits of family business?

Family businesses can often be perceived as fragile and full of drama. But can keeping it in the family offer competitive advantages?

Powering Production: A Developmental Energy Transition for Africa

The SOAS Centre for Sustainable Structural Transformation (CSST) held its first bi-annual conference, themed “Powering Production: A Developmental Energy Transition for Africa.”

What to do in London to celebrate LGBTQIA+ History Month

Discover events happening in London for LGBTQIA+ History Month with Shloka's comprehensive guide to tours, theatre performances, panels, and celebratory events.

Applying to university: What we look for in a successful UCAS application

An undergraduate admissions officer shares advice on what to include, what will help you stand out and what to avoid when writing your UCAS application to university.

How to pick what to study at university: advice by students

Not sure what to study at university? SOAS students share their experiences and practical advice for deciding what to study.

The Power of the Clan: Contesting Kinship and the Making of South Korea’s Fifteenth President

This talk will offer insight into the culture of clans in contemporary South Korea, the drama that unfolds within them, and their relevance in electing the highest political office in the country.

What do gallery workers do? Deinstalling an exhibition

Ever been curious about what gallery and museum workers actually do? Find out more about what happens behinds the scenes at the SOAS Gallery.

What is Hinamatsuri? The history of celebrating Girls' Day in Japan

An introduction by the SOAS Language Centre to Hinamatsuri, a Japanese festival celebrating and appreciating the life and health of daughters.

What does it mean to care for the environment and each other?

MA student Bejal Desai explores the complex nature of ecological care and its potential to be co-opted or corrupted, particularly in contexts like greenwashing and colonial attitudes towards land.