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Oxford's experts are uncovering the underlying causes of degenerative brain diseases and developing transformative new treatments
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Disease and degeneration
Find out how Oxford's experts are uncovering the underlying causes of degenerative brain diseases and developing transformative new treatments
Four undergraduate students in an Oxford street
Undergraduate open days are on 28 and 29 June
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Come and see us! Undergraduate open days are on 28 and 29 June
Visit colleges and departments, and find out what it’s really like to be a student here
Spires of Oxford including the Bodleian and Radcliffe Camera
View over Oxford
(Image credit: Elizabeth Nyikos / Graduate Photography Competition)

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From Wadham to GCHQ and back
Robert Hannigan on cyber crime, spying and the AI tsunami coming our way

Events

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05Jun

Online info session: Diploma in English Social and Local History

Department for Continuing Education - Online Event

Discover

Model of T-Rex

Could 'Jurassic Park' actually happen?
We ask palaeontologist Dr Ricardo Pérez-de la Fuente to help us sort the science fact from the science fiction
Three women lawyers

Emma Lindsay (Balliol, 1998)
A leading lawyer discusses her new pro bono role, working in New York and helping Ukraine to pursue justice for Russian war crimes
Eurovision act

The OUP Blog
On specters and spectacle: tales of two Eurovisions, Liverpool-Ukraine 2023
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Shattered Space: AI, Art and Gender
7 Jun in St John's College Auditorium
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Mass Extinctions: The end of the world as we know it
6 Jun in the Natural History Museum, book now
Children lying in a circle

Brain and mental health from infancy to adolescence
Did you know that 75% of mental health conditions emerge before the age of 18?
Passport control

Oxford in the Conversation
Net migration: how an unreachable target came to shape Britain
Matai Muon

Department of International Development blog
Let refugees be economic contributors: a personal perspective
Queer bibliography

Queer Bibliography, a discussion
8 Jun in the Weston Library and online, book now
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Featured podcast
Their Finest Hour: Stories from the Archive - Part 1
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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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