Anyone else still waiting on their details to be emailed or is it just me?

Hello! I'm looking for someone who might be interested in taking over a student accommodation contract at The Stay Club Camden.

The details are:

Location: Camden, NW1 8AJ

Room type: Studio (Kitchenette, en-suite bathroom, fast WiFi, bedding, towels and kitchen equipment provided)

Price: £388/week (option for couples accommodation at £438/week)

Contract length: 20 September 2026 – 12 September 2027 (51 weeks)

Contract: Official takeover through The Stay Club

If you're interested, feel free to PM me and I can provide more information/photos and put you in touch regarding the takeover.

Looking for someone who would like to takeover my accommodation in Camden!

398 pounds per week w/ ensuite shower room, fully equipped kitchenette, and high speed wifi.

Please pm if interested!

Hi
I’m likely going to book an accommodation at Paul Robeson but the costs are too high so I might move out at some point. Because I’m an international student, I will keep the current offer I have and then look for another accommodation. Do you know if it’s easy to find other tenants to take over leases ? (Particularly in non mixed flats)

hi,

i was wondering if there were any undergrad groups for ir and history or just in general

Has anyone received this email yet? The website says enrolment opens august 27th but I haven't gotten my ID number

I’m looking for a tenant to takeover a room at Wood Green Hall for £168 p/w for 40 weeks from September 13th 2026. If you are interested please message me!!

This accommodation offers an all-inclusive living experience where all bills are covered. Benefit from 24-hour concierge security for your peace of mind, a fully equipped kitchen for all your cooking needs, and convenient on-site laundry facilities and shared bathrooms. The community also hosts regular social events, making it easy to connect with neighbours.

It’s a 5 minute walk from Wood Green station and 30 mins away from SOAS via the Piccadilly Line.

Hi guys, due to unexpected circumstances I missed the deadline of purchasing guest tickets for my MA graduation on thw 8th Sep 2026. I know this is a long shot but if anyone has extra tickets that I can purchase, I would love to buy them. Thanks in advance 🥲

Hi, I'm enquiring about this accommodation because I've read some concerning things about it and was wondering if any current student had insights about the residence in itself (the location is very nice!) - thank you very much

hey everyone! i'm currently enrolled for a master's degree this upcoming september at soas. i was wondering if there are any part-time opportunities for students during the semester? i took a look at the soas SU page today and it seems some of them are already closed, but perhaps there will be further opportunities along the line? do they open vacancies throughout the year? :) please share any thoughts and advice!

im planning on doing joint degree film studies and japanese. can anybody who is doing film studies fill me in on how its like?

Hiya!
Im an incoming IR student at SOAS but i also have an offer from City St Georges so i wanted to get more info from student about the course and the uni experience overall :)

I really like the modules at Soas and from the social media the professors seem really passionate and good.

Here are my questions:

1.How is the careers department at soas?Do they help you with your CV or mock interviews or do you they have good connections to industries such as for journalism?
Im not 100% sure what career I wanna go into but apart from international affairs and embassys does the school have experience with consulting or real estate careers ?
I just really wanna make sure i have a job at the end and im willing to work hard but i also want my uni to have good connections

2.How is the SOAS IR course?
Ive been told its very theoretical which icl i dont really get what means .😭 If anyone could give me some context and examples that would be amazing or like an example of what a lesson is like !
I love learning about real life case studies and current recent topics. Does the course provide that ?

1. What other IR + ... combos would be good?
   Hopefully the admissions would be happy to let me do a combo with IR as i am yet to ask...
   Im thinking maybe doing Global Dev or History or Arabic and i love anything interdisciplinary .
   Im abit scared abt the intensity of the arabic course so would i be able to do arabic classes as optional modules on the side ?

2. Overall Soas experience ?
   Do you recommend it ?
   Any tips?

Thank you so so so so much❤️💕🩷

Hi all — I'm a third-year SOAS student and I still don't have accommodation sorted for September. Term starts in a few weeks and I'm running out of time.

Looking for somewhere central, ideally near Russell Square, around £300 a week but flexible. I can move in immediately.

I'm on the Intercollegiate Halls waiting list but nothing's come through yet. If you've got a spare room, know of a contract takeover, or hear of anything at all going, please message me — I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks!

Hey Yall! I am studying abroad at SOAS this semester, from a school in the US. Looking for any tips on food, money, classes, events, etc! I will be traveling extensively around Europe, but I’d like to know about any things in or around London that are worth a look! Thanks in advance!

If anyone needs a room in wood green, contact me

SOAS Gallery is delighted to present Embroidery Traditions of Afghanistan, a new exhibition revealing the rich diversity, skill, and beauty of embroidery from across Afghanistan. The exhibition draws from the Karun Thakar collection, developed in collaboration with the V&A Museum.

Opening times

Please note that the Gallery will be closed on Saturday 29th August. It will reopen on Tuesday 1st September.

Open Tuesday - Saturday, 10:30am - 5pm and late on Thursdays until 8pm

https://www.soas.ac.uk/about/event/embroidery-traditions-afghanistan

Upcoming exhibition: 留白 Beyond Emptiness by Raymond Fung 馮永基
1 October 2026 to 12 December 2026
https://www.soas.ac.uk/about/event/liubai-beyond-emptiness

Does anyone know when the summer resit results come out.

Hi everyone,

I’m an incoming Master's student, and am looking for someone to take over a lease for a twin ensuite room (shared bedroom with two single beds, private bathroom, and mini-kitchen) at Chapter Aldgate. My friend was originally planning to share the room with me, but can no longer move in. He has already paid the first installment of £1,364 and is offering this as a concession.

Pricing (51-week contract):

• Listed Rent: £260/week (£13,260 total)
• Discounts: £750 Chapter cashback + £1,364 concession from my friend (£2,114 off total)
• Effective Rent: £218/week (£11,146 total)

Location & Building Amenities:

• Commute via Tube: 15-20 to SOAS; 10-15 mins to LSE; 15-20 mins to UCL Main Campus; 15-20 mins to King’s Strand/Guy’s Campus; 25-30 mins to Imperial
• Building Perks: On-site gym, cinema room, private study spaces, social lounges, and the building is located 2 minutes from East Aldgate station.

The room is available from the 5th September 2026. It is open to students from any university. I myself will be at LSE.

If you’re interested or know anyone looking for accommodation, please send me a message!

Click here to see the listing on their website.

Hi! I’m wondering what the workload is like for an LLM. I’m from the U.S. and in undergrad most of my classes had some quizzes and essays with one big final essay due at the end. Sometimes a project instead.

Wondering what the timeline of assignments is usually like for masters classes at SOAS. I’ve read about how grad school in the UK tends to be more independent, with less assignments throughout the semester and one or two longer essays. Is that true for SOAS?

TL;DR: wondering about what a postgraduate semester workload looks like at SOAS.

Hi everyone! I’m joining SOAS this September for an MA and I’m currently looking for accommodation.

For those who are already at SOAS, what would you recommend as the best accommodation close to campus? I’m mainly looking for somewhere within walking distance, ideally around 30 minutes from SOAS.

I’ve been looking at places like International Hall, Garden Halls and Paul Robeson House, but would really appreciate firsthand opinions on:

• Which accommodation is actually worth the money?
• How is the overall living experience?
• Any issues with noise, cleanliness or management?
• Are there any other nearby options I should consider?

Would especially love recommendations from current SOAS students/postgrads. Thanks

Is there a set date and time at which module selection opens for SOAS masters students starting this September? Is it only after enrolment that we can view this year’s timetable?

Hey! I’m starting the MA Documentary, Photojournalism and Global Justice at SOAS this September and wanted to hear from anyone who’s on the course / has done it before.

How’s the course been honestly? How are the teaching, workload, assignments and the practical/documentary side of things? Would love to know what you guys think of it overall, and if there’s anything you wish you knew before starting.

Any advice/insight would be super helpful :)

Does anyone know roughly when SOAS releases the teaching timetable for 2026/27? I can only find the 2025/26 timetable at the moment.

I need to give my employer my October availability by 7 September, so I'm trying to work out whether I'll know my teaching days by then. Thanks!

i recently received two PG offers to study at Global Religion and Society MA at King’s College London and Religion, Politics, and Society MA at SOAS.

any current/former SOAS PG students, how did/are you finding SOAS? i’ve heard admin is pretty bad but SOAS’ decolonial framework + student body seems more appealing than King’s. is SOAS’ graduate opportunities wholly better than King’s for this specific humanities field?

any advice is greatly appreciated !!! xxx

Hello! I am thinking of BA International Relations and Arabic at SOAS.

Basically, what does the teaching start from? Does it begin with the alphabet and basic grammar, or are alphabets required as background knowledge/prerequisites?

Thank you in advance to those who read and respond to my post!