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Study our on-campus MPhil/PhD in Development Studies at SOAS to realise your potential to tackle global injustice and transform the world with your research impact. As a PhD researcher, you’ll join a ...

All PhD programmes are expected to take 48 months max full-time (3 yrs of full fees include 1 year fieldwork, and 1 final year of continuation). May also be taken part-time. If so, it is expected that ...

Join our Research Degrees: MPhil/PhD in Religion — as a PhD student at SOAS you will be welcomed by our research community of doctoral researchers from across the globe and play a vital role in ...

Admission and thesis requirements. A good Masters degree in Economics plus one reference is usually required. Students are normally registered for the MPhil degree in ...

High School Diploma GPA 3.2 plus SAT 1300 or ACT 29 and 2 AP's at 5,4/ 3 AP's at 5,4,4 or High School Diploma GPA of 3.4 plus 2 AP's at 5,4 or 3 AP's at 5,4,4 The Department of Economics is one of the ...

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Collon, Dominique, (eds.) and George, Andrew, (eds.) (2005). London: British School of Archaeology in Iraq.

SOAS Centre of Yoga Studies is globally recognised as the most important institutional hub for the fast-growing field of Yoga Studies. The Centre offers a busy programme of activities including a very ...

The Centre for Gender Studies at SOAS is an interdisciplinary space promoting research and teaching on gender and sexuality with particular reference to Asia, Africa, the Middle East and their ...

Saad Filho, Alfredo, (eds.), Fine, Ben, (eds.) and Boffo, Marco, (eds.) (2012). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.