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- Updates regarding COVID-19
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Check out our FAQ for students for the latest updates regarding the impact of COVID 19 at SAS and the University of London.
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Coronavirus advice
Advice and FAQs regarding the current outbreak of coronavirus. For Students in Halls of Residence please also view https://campuslife.london.ac.uk/tags/COVID-19Christmas guidance set out for university students
The Government has published guidance for students to travel home at the end of the term while controlling Covid-19 transmission risk. Published 11 November 2020Research Training Events
The School offers a range of research training to all students. The programme for this term has now been released. Click this link to see the programme!EEA Guidance
From January 2021 will be subject to new immigration rules, you can find out more through our EEA guidance.SASiety
SASiety is a student-run organisation for all SAS students, of all ages, from all institutes, studying all programmes; Master's students, PhD students and Fellows are welcome to join us! Rather than a union, we are more about ensuring that SAS students get to meet more people, and gain social and academic contacts and support. Our aim is to create a sense of community here at SAS in Senate House and to provide a social space for fun events and ideas. We organise regular meet-ups and events, and look forward to welcoming you to our common room!
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