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The University is on the lookout for current students to help create, present, and edit social media content – bringing Oxford’s research, news, and campaigns to life as part-time social media content creators.

With a combined audience of over 11 million, you will be creating content that sits on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok and YouTube to bring Oxford’s research, news, and campaigns to life.

If you are a care-experienced or estranged student, you may feel isolated or different because of your experiences at this time of year. It’s important to acknowledge those feelings and recognise that they are valid. The Christmas period may have been difficult in the past — sometimes connected to the circumstances that led to your estrangement or experiences of care.

Tell us about yourself!

I studied History at Wadham. I’m from Birmingham but my family originates in Nigeria.

Tell us about yourself!

"This October has been an incredibly busy yet wonderful time for me. It’s my favourite time of the year - Black History Month, and I just wanted to share a few of my 

The rapid rise in the use of generative AI (GenAI)

"I am Jaydon Coombs-Goodfellow and this year I am the Football Sabbatical Officer! I read PPE at Wadham college during my studies.

Prior to Oxford I lived in Acton, West London where I played football across many levels from my local Sunday league side to representing Middlesex in the FA leagues and playing in the FA youth cup. In short, Football has consumed a fair amount of my life.

Take part in a student focus group discussion on your experiences of using AI at Oxford, in person at Oxford e-Research Centre, 7 Keble Road, Oxford, OX1 3QG.

Dear students,

A very warm welcome to you all at the start of this new academic year.

Whether you are new to Oxford or continuing with us, I hope you are as raring to go as I am, ready to make the most of all that Oxford has to offer.

As a member of Oxford’s community, it’s important to act responsibly and prioritise your own and others' safety. Guidance is available to support you and help minimise the potential for harm. Take care during your time here, including on nights out as well as around areas near water, outlined in the University and Oxford SU's Think TWICE water hazards campaign.