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Other lives: Lecturer who helped to set up a controversial social sciences degree course at the Open University

As speculation mounts that the current four-day pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza could soon be extended, we speak to Gilbert Achcar, professor of development studies and international relations at SOAS, University of London. He says that Western leaders – and US President Joe Biden in particular…

Critics have called its use anti-Semitic amid Israel’s war on Gaza. But the slogan has more complex roots.

The row follows a pro-Palestinian rally at the university

Master of Business Administration (MBA) course has been launched by SOAS University of London and the Black British Initiative

Overseas students will soon be able to take joint degrees with Soas University of London, tackling transnational issues from their home countries

At Soas University of London, students develop a knowledge of environmental issues that is rooted in justice for the international communities most affected

Economist and best-selling author Ha-Joon Chang says that students at Soas University of London are encouraged to look at the failures of capitalism

A decolonised curriculum, eclectic societies and students from more than 133 countries: how Soas University of London is offering a fresh slant on global challenges, both in academia and the student social experience

Cllr Paul Blake first broke the news of the pending emergency surgical suspension at the South West Acute Hospital

Many anti-corruption movements fail, but by asking fundamental questions researchers offer three ways to tackle corruption cases.