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Digitising Jane Austen's fiction manuscripts

Digitising Jane Austen's fiction manuscripts

For the first time since 1845, Austen's handwritten manuscripts have been reunited, thanks to digital technology.

Opening the gates of the University's libraries, museums and collections

Opening the gates of the University's libraries, museums and collections

In 2009, the Queen's Anniversary Prize was awarded to the University of Oxford's Bodleian Library and University Library Services for their outstanding quality and high level of public benefit.

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Making Britain

Challenging perceptions of India immigration and helping those of British-Indian descent understand and celebrate their heritage.

Making learning available for everyone

Making learning available for everyone

The University of Oxford’s iTunes U site goes from strength to strength, making sure that learning has a real impact in society

Professor Rana Mitter.

Helping the UK understand China

Professor Rana Mitter from the University of Oxford is using his expert knowledge of Chinese history to help the government, businesses and the public to understand and engage with contemporary Chinese politics.

Reconnecting indigenous nations with their heritage

Reconnecting indigenous nations with their material heritage

The Blackfoot people of Northern America have reconnected with a key element of their heritage thanks to a unique relationship between the Blackfoot Confederacy and the Pitt Rivers Museum at the University of Oxford.

The past in our own backyards

The past in our own backyards

East Oxford has always been a place of migration: even in Roman times there were waves of new arrivals settling in the area.

The best of all possible apps sees Candide enter the 21st century

The best of all possible apps sees Candide enter the 21st century

An Oxford academic oversees the digitisation of René Pomeau’s definitive critical edition of Candide.

Writing Brecht

Writing Brecht, living well

The wider dissemination of Brecht’s works shows that they are as relevant as ever.

Recreating an experience of ancient Egypt

Recreating an experience of ancient Egypt

Oxford’s Griffith Institute plays a key role in the creation of a facsimile of Tutankhamun’s tomb.

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