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Modern Middle East History – great for understanding contemporary issues in the region.
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Colonial and Post-Colonial Asia/Africa – gives a strong perspective on development and politics.
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International Relations of Asia/Africa – very insightful for comparative politics and global perspectives.
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Human Rights and Development – connects political theory with real-world policy.
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Development Economics – useful if you want some quantitative insight.
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Social Development in the Global South – focuses on grassroots and community-level perspectives.
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Look for modules that offer a mix of essays and participation; it’s a good way to immerse yourself in the SOAS style.
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Check prerequisites carefully, especially if you haven’t done a lot of formal politics or development courses.
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Speak to academic advisors or current students — SOAS has smaller class sizes, so personal recommendations can really help.
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