Partnerships · SOAS, London

Partnership should change
what students can access.

Two live relationships. One growing student platform. Room for the next serious partner who wants to add something genuinely useful.

Partnership year · 2026/27

Current relationships

SOAS EIFS

Charity connection · Education partnership

Who we are building with

Different organisations.
Distinct contributions.
One standard: student value.

These are real relationships with clear identities—not borrowed logos. Each partner connects to a different part of what SOAS EIFS is trying to build.

01 · Charity connection

Connected charity

Bidaya

A beginning designed to last.

Bidaya is a Muslim-founded humanitarian organisation built around service, dignity and responsibility. Its practical work spans education, mosques, water and WASH, relief, and housing and welfare.

EducationWater & WASHReliefHousing & welfare

The relationship: Bidaya is the charity connected to SOAS EIFS, linking the society’s ethical-finance conversation to a humanitarian organisation focused on practical, continuing work.

Visit Bidaya ↗Explore their work →

02 · Education partnership

Education partner

Nashex

Revision built around the work a learner actually needs to do.

Nashex is an education platform that turns lectures, notes and assignments into quizzes, mock exams, flashcards, feedback and personalised university revision.

QuizzesMock examsFlashcardsPersonalised revision

The relationship: Nashex partners with SOAS EIFS on the education side, connecting the society’s drive to explain finance clearly with a platform focused on organised, active learning.

Explore Nashex ↗Visit our education desk →

Why partner now

Early enough to shape it.
Established enough to mean something.

SOAS EIFS is not presenting itself as a finished institution. It is an active student society with a real audience, a live programme and the ambition to build longer-term relationships carefully.

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Ways to collaborate

Bring a contribution students can feel.

Partnerships can begin with one room, one useful resource or one honest conversation. The best ones earn the right to grow.

Sponsor a room

Support an event, workshop or student conversation that could not happen at the same quality without you.

Teach something useful

Bring a practitioner, case study or practical skill into the programme without turning the session into a sales pitch.

Open a career door

Help students understand roles, routes in, expectations and the real work behind an industry label.

Build education

Develop an explainer, learning series or accessible resource with a clear student outcome.

Back Summit 2027

Help the society build its most ambitious room while keeping the ordinary programme active now.

Create a longer relationship

Start with one useful contribution and grow only when the fit, trust and student value are real.

The partnership test

Useful for the organisation.
More useful for the student.

Students should leave with

Knowledge they can use
A clearer view of a career or field
Access to people they would not usually meet
A reason to stay curious after the event

Partners can build

Thoughtful visibility with an engaged audience
Credible early relationships with students
Insight into the questions emerging talent asks
A platform for useful, long-term contribution

Become a partner

What could we build that students would genuinely value?

Tell us what you can contribute, who it could help and what a strong outcome would look like. We would rather build one useful partnership than fill a page with logos.

Partnership should changewhat students can access.