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How sustainable (or unsustainable) is China's miracle growth since Deng's reforms?

Professor Kent Deng will talk about his latest book, 'The Rise and Fall of China’s Economic Miracle, 1950-2030', examining whether China can sustain its miracle economic growth.

Amber International Education Expo - Hong Kong

Meet a SOAS representative in Hong Kong and learn more about studying at SOAS.

Explorations in South and Southeast Asian photography: A roundtable discussion on three ongoing research projects

This roundtable discussion brings together three researchers who will share their insights into South and Southeast Asian photography through their current projects.

SOAS shortlisted for University of the Year in Times Higher Education awards

The category spotlights universities who have demonstrated exceptional performance in research, teaching, access, and leadership, as well as bold, imaginative or innovative initiatives.

Making sense of the many Chinas: a dialogue between Xiaolu Guo and Jeffrey Wasserstrom

Join us for a dialogue between writer and filmmaker Xiaolu Guo and historian Jeffrey Wasserstrom on their new books relating to China.

The Penguin Book of Bengali Short Stories

How has the Bengali short story evolved over a century of political and social upheaval? Arunava Sinha explores this question through his recently edited anthology, spanning literary traditions from West Bengal and Bangladesh.

Digital Intimacy: Young Women, Gendered Modernities and Aspirations in Inter-Asia

How do young women navigate intimacy in the digital age? This inter-Asia study explores digital intimacy across Bangalore, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, and Singapore.

Scholarship impact: "SOAS has made many of the things I hope to achieve in the future possible"

Nolan Musslewhite shares how scholarship support is enabling him to pursue his passions and build the foundations of his career.

'The Last Emperor of China: Twilight of the Forbidden City'

The bestselling historian Paul French draws upon previously unpublished sources, including memoirs, diaries and letters, to take us deep inside the hidden world of Puyi, the last emperor of China.