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My year at SOAS: Being part of the museum community feels like a dream come true

Linshu reflects on her year studying MA History of Art and Archaeology, immersing herself in London’s museum scene for her future career.

Climate change and fiscal crisis in agricultural commodity-dependent countries

A discussion with Erica Perego on weather shocks and the increasingly negative effects they have on economies, especially on countries dependent on the production and export of agricultural products.

The perks of pet-sitting for homesick students in London

Pet-sitting in London is a fun, flexible way for students to bond with animals, make local friends, and explore new places — all without the long-term commitment.

New evidence on faith-sensitive domestic violence interventions emerges from SOAS research

New evidence from SOAS research on faith-sensitive domestic-violence interventions emerges

Making a pro-developmental reform of the global financial system a reality: diagnoses and strategies

SOAS DLD High-Level Dialogue: Global leaders unite to discuss strategies for a pro-developmental reform of the global financial system.

SOAS historian’s film on West African slavery wins at Vues d’Afrique Film Festival

Co-written by Dr Marie Rodet, the short film "All Equal!" explores the legacy of slavery in West Africa.

Dr Steven Knell

Dr. Steven Knell is Professor of Practice with the Centre for Energy and Climate Policy in the Department of Politics and International Studies.

Identity and politics in Xi Jinping's China

NPR international correspondent Emily Feng, who spent nearly a decade reporting in China and Taiwan, talks about her new book of essays and reportage, 'Let Only Red Flowers Bloom'.

Books, bindings and bibliophilia in the Islamic World

This in-person course will introduce participants to the field of codicology of manuscripts copied in the Near East, North Africa, and Central Asia, primarily in Arabic and Persian.