Global Development scholar takes up role as president of DSA Professor of Global Development Michael Jennings, has been elected as the new President of the Development Studies Association (DSA).
Results Day didn't go to plan? Here's how SOAS Clearing works Don't panic if A-level Results Day doesn't go as expected. Marjaan is here with some advice.
Testing, listening, improving: building the new SOAS Online learning experience Mark Kerrigan explains how student feedback is helping SOAS to shape its new online learning programmes.
Zoroastrianism Winter School Zoroastrianism Winter School at UC Irvine, co-organised by SOAS University of London.
Symposium: Performing Diasporic Belonging: The Experiences of African Migrants in Europe An interdisciplinary symposium bringing together researchers to explore how African migrants in Europe perform, negotiate and reimagine belonging across social, cultural, political and institutional contexts.
Top 5 things to do in London during summer as a student Staying in London over summer? Siddhant shares his top tips for staying cool in the capital when the mercury is rising.
What Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey teaches us about welcoming strangers Rachel Harrison explores Zeus’s Law and hospitality in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, revealing a timely lesson about reciprocity, human interconnectedness and welcoming strangers.
Philosopher awarded Advance HE’s National Teaching Fellowship Dr Paul Giladi has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship from Advance HE, the UK’s highest individual honour for teaching and learning in higher education.
Generations – Unveiling the Evolving Cultural Values of Nigerian Diaspora in the UK 'Generations' is a documentary exploring the shared cultural values that bridge generations of Nigerians in the UK.