Student news
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Transcript: Vice-Chancellor's end of Hilary 2026 student message
Dear students,
As we reach the end of Hilary term, I want to congratulate you on all you have achieved so far this academic year. Reaching this point is no small milestone, and I hope the Easter vacation offers an opportunity to rest, reflect and recharge before the final stretch of Trinity. Your energy, commitment and the many contributions you make - academically, culturally, in sport and within our local community continue to shape and strengthen our University.
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Welfare blog: Exploring human connection this University Mental Health Day
University Mental Health Day is an annual event run by Student Minds and UMHAN (University Mental Health Advisers Network) to raise awareness about student mental health. The theme for this year is ‘Human connection’.
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Student story: Finding space for Kosovo at Oxford
The journey so far
"I was born and raised in London, and grew up very aware that I have access to opportunities my parents, who came to the UK as refugees, never had or could never have imagined. War stole their youth, and they lived in a society where discussing Kosovo’s history and politics was forbidden and Albanian academics eventually became banned from institutions during the 90s.
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Oxford students shortlisted as McCall MacBain Scholarship finalists
About the scholarships
Established with a landmark C$200-million gift in 2019, the McCall MacBain Scholarships are Canada’s largest leadership-based scholarships for master’s and professional studies. Applicants came from more than 2,300 universities worldwide, and 280 advanced to a first round of interviews in October and November. Of these interviewed candidates, 91 were selected as finalists. Travel and accommodation costs are covered for the final interviews.
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Student story: My time at Oxford has been deeply transformative
The journey so far
"Before Oxford, I completed both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in law in Azerbaijan and accumulated nearly a decade of experience across private legal practice and senior roles in public institutions. I began my career in the private legal sector before moving into public service, where I worked closely with government institutions on national education and policy reforms.
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