Join Prof. Tsong-Min Wu and Prof. Elliott Fan on 6 Oct for two talks exploring Taiwan’s economic transformation, institutional change, and distinctive path of female empowerment.
📅 6 Oct 2026, 7–9pm
📍 DLT, SOAS Main Building
Green Party Taiwan: The First Thirty Years
On 14 Oct, Prof. Dafydd Fell and Yan-Han Wang reflect on 30 years of Green Party Taiwan and what its history reveals about alternative politics, social movements and values-based politics.
Moderated by Prof. Cheng Ling-Fang.
On 26 June, Dr Chia-Wei Chao opens this year’s SOAS Taiwan Studies Summer School with a talk on nuclear debate, semiconductor-driven electricity demand, and energy security in Taiwan.
Register: https://t.co/I6moWRFg2r
🗓 26 June
🕥 10.30am–12.00pm
📍 DLT, SOAS Main Building
On 29 June, we bring together two connected events on women, labour, industrialisation, and memory in Taiwan.
1pm–3pm: screening of The Lost Youth: Women and Industrial Work in Taiwan
3.30pm–5pm: Professor Lee An-Ru on Haunted Modernities
Register: https://t.co/I6moWRFg2r
Summer School screening | The Lost Youth: Women and Industrial Work in Taiwan
Screening + director Q&A with Wan-Ching Ke.
Register: https://t.co/I6moWRFg2r
🗓 29 June | 🕐 1.00pm–3.00pm | 📍 KLT, SOAS
The @SOASTaiwan Taiwan Studies Summer School is back from 26 June!
Open to all with a wide range of activities, talks & screenings, it's a fantastic opportunity to get to the heart of some of the biggest topics in Taiwan studies today👇
📢 The full schedule for the 2026 Taiwan Studies Summer School is now out!
Join us from 26 June to 3 July for lectures, roundtables, film screenings, book talks, and the Centre of Taiwan Studies Student Symposium.
🔗 More information and registration:
https://t.co/3LiXhbHCM9
On 16 June, join us at SOAS for a screening of On The Train and a director Q&A with Chu-chen Hsiao.
A moving documentary on Taiwan’s South Link Line, railway labour, memory, and the fading world of the old trains.
5.00pm–8.30pm | BGLT, Brunei Gallery SOAS
🎬70 years ago, the first hit Taiwanese-language feature film was released.
To celebrate, @SOASTaiwan will host a symposium on 12 June, and several Taiwanese-language films will tour Leicester, Cardiff, London & Sheffield from 11-14 June!
https://t.co/PU6EEJ20VD
A week until "A Chip Odyssey" is screened at @SOASTaiwan!
The documentary traces the remarkable story of Taiwan's emergence as the global leader in semiconductors. There will be a director's Q&A after the showing.
Don't forget to register👇
On 2 July, our Summer School brings together two connected events on Syaman Rapongan: a talk on translating Mata nu Wawa and a screening of I Dream of the Ocean. Together they open up questions of Indigenous language, memory, translation, and cultural transmission.
Continuing from Professor Lee An-Ru’s earlier Summer School talk on Haunted Modernities, we are also delighted to welcome her for another book talk: Why Taiwan? Anthropological Perspectives.
3 July 2026 | 1.00pm–2.30pm | SOAS Main Building, KLT
Register: https://t.co/I6moWRFg2r
26 June | Death penalty roundtable + film screening
A major Summer School highlight: Roundtable on the death penalty in Taiwan; Screening of ‘Me and My Condemned Father’ and director Q&A with Lee Chia-hua.
Register: https://t.co/I6moWRFg2r
On 5 June, we are delighted to welcome Dr Chris Cristóbal Chan for a talk on the Beishan Broadcast Wall in Kinmen, exploring sound, spectrality, and the afterlives of Cold War infrastructure in the Taiwan Strait.
We are very sorry that today’s event, Gym boss and the evolution of political communication in Taiwan, has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
On 18 May, we had the great honour of welcoming Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and Lin King to the Centre of Taiwan Studies for Taiwan Travelogue in Conversation. To have hosted them at SOAS at such a moment feels truly unforgettable!!