The School of Oriental and African Studies is part of the University of London and enjoys a central location in student-centric Bloomsbury, with a second campus a short distance away near King`s Cross. It was initially founded in 1916 as a place to train British administrators for postings across the empire. These days, it`s the UK`s only higher education institution to focus on the languages, cultures and societies of Africa, Asia and the Middle East, with a worldwide reputation for its teaching and research. There are approximately 4,600 students (about half of them are postgraduates) representing more than 130 countries, making for a close-knit, cosmopolitan and fascinating student population.

Fees
£3,375 for full-time undergraduates in 2011-12. The undergraduate ELQ (equivalent or lower qualification) fee is £6,660. The overseas undergraduate fee is £13,230.

Bursaries
£860 for students who receive the maximum grant.

Accommodation
First-years are accommodated wherever possible, and Soas has access to a range of halls of residence, both its own and intercollegiate University of London halls. Costs vary, but anticipate about £120 a week.

Facilities
The library is recognised as a collection of national importance and IT provision is very good.

Transport
It`s very central London, near Euston, St Pancras and King`s Cross.

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