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SOAS awarded funding to protect vulnerable languages
SOAS project secures £5 million from HEFCE's Catalyst Fund to protect vulnerable languages
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SOAS Honorary Graduate J M Coetzee to give public reading at Senate House
6 October, 5.30pm as part of two-day Coetzee & the Archive conference
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THE World Rankings 2018
SOAS scores high marks for international outlook in Times Higher Education 2018 World Rankings
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SOAS ethnomusicologist plays central role in pioneering new album fusing traditional Malian music with Western classical string quartet
AHRC awards SOAS scholar £2million for project on deepening democracy in politically fragile countries
SOAS University of London to end outsourcing to private contractors
Fri 06 Oct
CHASE-funded conference on Nobel Prize-winning author J M Coetzee
Recent publicity for our CHASE-funded conference on the Nobel Prize winning author, J. M. Coetzee, who will be giving a public reading at Senate House, Chancelors Hall (courtesy of a grant from the SAS - the John Coffin Memorial Trust).
Reading: 5.30 pm 'The Schooldays of Jesus’ gets rare public reading by ‘fictioneer’ JM Coetzee.