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Carlotta is part of the Development Studies department, specialising in gender-based violence, forced migration, and humanitarian protection. Her research examines the hidden violence women face in migration, with a focus on the Colombia-Ecuador border. Drawing on her field experience working with NGOs and international organisations, her work seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of migrant women's lived experiences within humanitarian and policy contexts.

MA Japanese Studies at SOAS University of London

The Junior Summer Research Programme encourages Black students to think about postgraduate study and research-based careers, through exploring questions relevant their own lives, communities, and the world around us.

Layla Bashar Al-Kloub spoke to us about her time studying at SOAS as a Chevening Scholar, how it helped her career and what she’d advise aspiring journalists.

Misan Harriman received his Honorary Fellowship from SOAS on Wednesday 7 December and addressed the graduating class.

Esha shares her experience as a Co-Creator Intern at SOAS Gallery and how the experience gave her the foundational skills and confidence to pursue heritage as a career path.

What happens when public austerity meets private debt? In South Africa, women carry the cost - in cash, care, and credit.

Cesilia is a doctoral researcher in the Department of Politics and International Studies, with her research focusing on the colonial legacies of artificial intelligence in Indonesian journalism.

Diana’s British Academy-funded research project (2020-2025) examines visual, musical and performative culture as the lens through which to better understand changes in Murle social institutions.