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University or College events, which are open to everyone, are listed here.

If you're thinking about applying for an undergraduate degree at Oxford, please also see the information on open days, events and visiting for potential undergraduates.

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Image from the book cover depicting an illustration of an art restorer with paint pallet and brush restoring a painting with a swastika on the wall in the background

Book launch: Art Restoration Under the Nazi Regime

Friday 20 February

Through meticulous research, Dr Morwenna Blewett offers an in-depth study of art conservation and restoration under the Nazis. The author not only exposes patterns of complicity behind the participation of the conservation and restoration profession in this network of profit, crime, persecution and ideological broadcast but asks us to reflect on the enduring danger that knowledge and skill are vulnerable to being co-opted by power and its misrepresentation of reality.

Antique illustration of the Mad Hatter's tea party with Alice and rabbit.

'Beyond the Appliances of Art': Lewis Carroll and his Illustrators

Ongoing to February 26

This exhibition explores how Lewis Carroll worked with artists to create the illustrations for his books and made sure the pictures matched his ideas and fitted his text. A highlight is the Michelson Alice, donated jointly to the Bodleian Libraries and Christ Church in 2025 by Ellen A. Michelson. See how Carroll's works have also inspired later artists and illustrators to produce their own interpretations. The exhibition celebrates the 150th anniversary of the publication of Carroll’s The Hunting of the Snark. 

 
Illustration of a child in a lab coat wearing goggles, holding his hands aloft with three images above his head: a test tube, light bult and vector

Super Science Saturday

Saturday 7 March

Oxford University Museum of Natural History has organised a science bonanza event this March. Head along to the museum on Parks Road to meet scientists, researchers and experts at this family-friendly science fair filled with fun and curiosity. The event is free, with no booking required. Just show up and join in for an afternoon of hands-on and engaging science activities focusing on the natural world. Ask questions, touch real specimens and take part in fun activities. Super Science Saturday is recommended for ages 8+

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24Feb

A Land for All: Two States. One Homeland.

Worcester College
Lectures and seminars |
24Feb

The Sense of Beauty

Examination Schools
Lectures and seminars |
24Feb

'Wren, Vanbrugh, and Hawksmoor: the minds that made the English Baroque’

St John's College
Lectures and seminars |
25Feb

Chasing Parasites: The Science Behind the Leishmaniasis Scar

The Royal Institution
Lectures and seminars |
25Feb

Scholars' Library: Randal Pinkett on 'Campus CEO'

Rhodes Trust - Online Event
Lectures and seminars |
26Feb

Self vs. Society

Examination Schools
Lectures and seminars |
26Feb

Understanding the Drivers of Low Fertility in the Asia-Pacific Region

Oxford Institute of Population Ageing (in-person and online)
Lectures and seminars |
26Feb

'Made to measure or prêt à chanter? The court of Wilhelm IV and the later Alamire manuscripts'

Faculty of Music - Online Event
Lectures and seminars |
27Feb

Building Resilient Cities: How Institutions Shape Urban Climate Responses

Said Business School
Lectures and seminars |
02Mar

How are governments going to pay to make 19th century institutions fit to deal with 21st century problems?

St Antony's College
Lectures and seminars |

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Disabled access

Where possible, public events are held in venues that are easily accessible, close to accessible bathrooms, and equipped with hearing loop systems.

Please contact the Event Organiser and/or the Disability Office for accessibility information, or to give feedback on venues.