(Un)Doing Resistance: Authoritarianism and Attacks on the Arts in Sudan’s 30 Years of Islamist Rule In this seminar the authors will discuss their latest book about Sudan political and cultural landscape.
Why I chose to study economics at SOAS "I could not have cared less about economics. Until I got sick." Shloka shares how the experience of illness taught her about the relationship between global inequalities and 'developing' economies.
Special Seminar on 'Rethinking Digital Games between Virtual and Physical: Japanese Video' Speaker: Prof Hiroshi Yoshida (The University of Tokyo)
Art Africa Sessions #1: Diana Felix Da Costa – Youth & Body Art in South Sudan In this talk, Diana Felix Da Costa asks what this shifting iconography reveals in relation to the militarisation and fragmentation of the very important social institution of the age-sets, but also what it represents for individual and collective youth identities and sub-identities.
Book launch and discussion: International Equilibrium and Bretton Woods Jan Toporowski, SOAS University of London and Hanna Szymborska, Birmingham City Business School
PhD Politics Studentship linked to a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship Project: Pan African frontiers and identities. Department of Politics and International Studies PhD Politics Studentships
Research at the School of Law The School of Law is a world-class centre for study and research in comparative (South, Central and East Asia, Africa, Islam and the Middle East), transnational, and international law.
Careers: "I can draw a direct line from my studies at SOAS to my current job" Max Schmidt graduated from SOAS with an MSc in Research for International Development, which prepared him perfectly to secure a fellowship with an international climate think tank before becoming a climate finance consultant.
How can AI better serve people in the Global South? SOAS to launch Centre for AI Futures, a centre striving for a globally equitable and environmentally sustainable future.