The SOAS Grant is designed to support the applicants who are academic achievers but in financial need. There is one scholarship available valued at £24,000 in total and will act as a fee waiver. Any ...

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A talk by a leading historian, Dr Jennifer Cromwell (Reader in History, Manchester Met), who uses video and analogue games in their research and their pedagogical practice. In the 2023/24, Dr Cromwell ...

The Cowrie Scholarship Foundation (CSF) will offer a scholarship to support Black African and Caribbean heritage applicants from socio-economically under-represented backgrounds. Applicants must be an ...

This in-person short course showcases the art, ritual and religion in Southeast Asia. Inspired by the material turn in the study of religions, this course delves into the multifaceted expressions of ...

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. Throughout the ...

This forum, jointly organised by the Korea Foundation and SOAS University of London, will bring together scholars and experts in Korean Studies, creating a platform to discuss current trends across ...

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Flavia Xi Fang (方希) is a social and cultural historian of medieval China and the Silk Roads, with a particular interest in how people in the past experienced the world through their bodies and senses.

The SOAS Centre of Yoga Studies is delighted to host Dr Adrián Muñoz of the Centre for Asian and African Studies, El Colegio de México. Modern yoga is a truly transnational cultural phenomenon, as ...

Can distress or care be quantified? Mental health research and practice often demand metrics as their most reliable mode of knowing. In contrast, anthropologists mostly distrust quantifiable measures.