The School of Oriental and African Studies

Focusing on the evolution of the School of Oriental and African Studies since its establishment in 1916, this book explores the institution's significant contributions to the study of Eastern and African cultures. It delves into key milestones, influential figures, and the school's role in shaping academic discourse and international relations. Through a detailed analysis of its curriculum and research initiatives, the narrative highlights the school's impact on both students and the broader academic community.