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This conference seeks to explore the complex and thriving flows that shape South East Asia, from its literary traditions to its sociopolitical landscapes.

The first symposium organised by jointly the SOAS Centre of Korean Studies and Sungkyunkwan University K-Academic Expansion Center will offer an opportunity for both established academics and PhD students from the two institutions to present their current work on topics related to Korean Confucianism and the roles of women in Chosǒn society.

Join us for a 1-day gathering of scholars from across the UK to share research, exchange ideas, and build community around African languages and linguistics.

The new equitable partnership will enhance accessibility, nurturing a new generation of scholars dedicated to transformative global development.

To mark World Kiswahili Language day 2025, we are bringing together an international panel of poets, writers and researchers to celebrate Swahili and all its varieties.

The SOAS Centre of Taiwan Studies is excited to present a 6-day Summer School programme filled with engaging talks, roundtables, film screenings, and student symposium.

In the final Indian Art Circle lecture for 2024/25, Dr Sushma Jansari (Tabor Foundation Curator: South Asia, The British Museum) will discuss the context, scope, themes and highlights of this major current exhibition at the British Museum, on the origins of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain sacred art.

You're invited to the launch of the Global South Peace and Conflict Studies Network.

On May 22 and 23, 2025, the Colloquium on Just and Sustainable Finance took place at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ).