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A group of five students
Find out what happens at our undergraduate interviews in December and how you can prepare
Credit: Ian Wallman

What are Oxford interviews really like?
Find out what happens at our undergraduate interviews in December and how you can prepare
Five interviewees on the cancer podcast
The Maths + Cancer podcast will feature (from left) Dr Vicky Neale, Professor Philip Maini, Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter, Dr Tom Whyntie and Professor Hannah Fry

Maths + Cancer Podcast
Explore how maths and stats help with cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment in our new podcast series
Black woman student with friends
Explore the Academic Futures series of scholarship programmes for students from disadvantaged and under-represented backgrounds
Credit: Phil Brooks

Academic Futures postgraduate scholarships for 2023-24
Explore the Academic Futures series of scholarship programmes for students from disadvantaged and under-represented backgrounds
A black person shows back with white painted slur words
These Things Matter: Empire, Exploitation and Everyday Racism exhibition image

These Things Matter: Empire, Exploitation and Everyday Racism
The Weston Library hosts a startling new exhibition exploring the devastating and long-term effects of the British Empire

News

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Professor Bonsall leads the Mathematical Ecology Group in Oxford’s Department of Biology and could easily appear in a recruitment video – for Biology

It's Biology's time now
The enthusiastically scary Professor Mike Bonsall talks aliens, bio-threats and cool science

Events

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01Dec

Digital innovation: what can the West learn from the East?

Saïd Business School - Online Event

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Qatar World Cup clock

The Reuters Institute
Strict media laws, no public data, sources at risk: what it’s like to be a journalist in Qatar
Lam Joar

Philanthropy Report – The power of sport
Former refugee athlete and Dulverton Scholar Lam Joar is working to make a positive change in young lives
clay modelling

Aardman Family Workshop at the Ashmolean
Book now for this amazing workshop on 11 Dec
Four black men singing

Oxford Department of International Development Blog
Putting on a show can be revolutionary – here’s why
Wolfson College

Decarbonisation plan a blueprint for all the colleges
Wolfson College is forging ahead with a remarkable plan to achieve net zero by 2024
Dr Georgia Drew

Is it possible for a parasite to turn from an enemy into an ally?
We ask Dr Georgia Drew from Oxford’s Department of Biology
Brain scans

Oxford in the Conversation
The risk of seizures and epilepsy is higher after COVID than after the flu – new research
Paul Collins

Philanthropy Report – Ancient Middle East
The Ashmolean Museum’s new Ancient Middle East Gallery creatively connects the ancient past to the present day
Boss Tweed illustration

The OUP Blog
Boss Tweed and the 'Forty Thieves' of New York City
two humanoid skulls

On Hobbits and hominins
6 Dec in the Museum of Natural History, free but please book
Applying for a master's degree

Applying for a master's at Oxford

Find out more about the experience of applying for and starting a master’s at Oxford, direct from our students
podcast uehiro

Featured podcast
The moral machine experiment
Ukrainian flag

University response to the invasion of Ukraine
Information, advice and support for staff and students impacted
Oxplore british

Oxplore: the Home of Big Questions
Explore the University’s innovative website for 11-18 year olds

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