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Oxford is what you make it - explore our undergraduate prospectus to discover more
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Oxford is what you make it
Explore our undergraduate prospectus for entry in 2024 to discover more
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Oxford skyline from South Park
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300 companies created by the University of Oxford
The companies span a wide range of sectors, including life sciences, AI, quantum computing, engineering, cleantech and energy, fintech, and software
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Bridge of Sighs, Hertford College
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Take a look at our courses that are still accepting applications
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Discover more about how sleep impacts our brain and how digital interventions can improve our wellbeing
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Sleep and circadian rhythm in brain and mental health
Discover more about how sleep impacts our brain and how digital interventions can improve our wellbeing

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Professor Marion Turner
Chaucer's Wife of Bath is saying women should be listened to and many people found this threatening

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31Mar

What did COVID-19 teach us about preparing for mega-crises?

Blavatnik School of Government - Online Event
04Apr

Open Event: Undergraduate Diploma in Creative Writing

Department for Continuing Education - Online Event

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Oxford in the Conversation
Casey review: how different is the Met police from the UK’s other forces?
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When stress turns bad
Why did stress evolve as a key tool for our survival? We ask Charlotte Collingwood from Oxford's MRC Brain Network Dynamics Unit
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Eggstraordinary Easter Family Trail
1–16 Apr, find all of the hidden eggs around the Pitt Rivers and Natural History Museums
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Boost for research into bipolar disorder
A £3 million legacy gift will support the development of innovative new treatments for people with the condition
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Sensory Stories: Colour and Light
12 & 13 Apr, 2-3pm, free storytime for the 5 and unders at the History of Science Museum
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Always have half an eye out or ear open for a plot idea
Thomas Mogford, author of The Plant Hunter and a series of crime novels, talks about his time at Oxford
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Photo family fun!
Free, just drop in from 10am on 12 Apr at the Weston Library
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More than a dodo blog
Boxes, bags, and bones
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The OUP Blog
Why read Proust in 2023?
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Oxford biologists comment on new Genetic Technology Act
Unlocking key technologies in food security, pesticide use and climate resilience in crops
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The OED Blog
Words from the land of the long white cloud: New Zealand English additions to the OED
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Featured podcast
The Provcast: Zoe Campbell
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University response to the invasion of Ukraine
Information, advice and support for staff and students impacted
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Oxplore: the Home of Big Questions
Explore the University’s innovative website for 11-18 year olds

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