Student news
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Did you know you could apply for club and society funding?
Once a term, the Clubs Committee meets and makes awards to clubs and societies who have applied for funding.
Last term, funding was granted to various clubs, including the Oxford University Polish Society, who were awarded £1,000 towards the organisation of a formal hall in college to mark Independence Day. The event was attended by several Polish dignitaries.
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Oxford University Alumni Network Bursary Awards 2019
Financial support is available to Oxford undergraduates thanks to the regional Oxonian alumni group network.
Several UK alumni groups are making grants available to students from their counties for projects taking place over the summer break and which are connected to their studies. The groups are:
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Vice-Chancellor hosts conversation about Brexit for Oxford students
The Vice-Chancellor Louise Richardson hosted a special event for current Oxford students on Thursday 21 February.
A Conversation About Brexit took place at the Examination Schools, with a range of topics discussed including fees and funding, visas and immigration, year abroad schemes, and travel to Europe.
There is ongoing uncertainty about the UK’s departure from the EU, and students are advised to continue checking the Oxford and the EU page on the University website for further updates.
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Volunteers needed to help develop TB vaccines
If you are aged 18-50, in good health, have never received BCG and have not taken part in a trial or study where TB trial vaccines have been used, you may be eligible to participate. Participants will be reimbursed for their time and travel from £665 to £705. For more information contact the Volunteer Co-ordinator, by emailing [email protected], calling 01865 611424 or visiting the website.
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Students put on a great show for the new Canvas VLE
The Edward Boyle auditorium at St Hilda’s college was the scene for a very different approach to information sharing at Oxford on Wednesday 30 January. The Canvas@Oxford programme, which will deliver the new virtual learning environment (VLE) across the University, performed a play in front of an audience of academics and administrators. The play showed how Canvas can be combined with the flipped classroom teaching method to deliver engaging and non-traditional teaching experiences. Deanne Clarke and Jemilat Kazeem played the roles of first year students on Professor X’s Chemistry course.
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Parks College Q&A sessions
Parks College is a proposed new graduate college, located on the historic Radcliffe Science Library site, which will focus on interdisciplinary research in the 21st century.
Students are invited to attend one of two Q&A sessions to find out more about the proposed new college and redevelopment of the RSL site. The 75-minute events, which are being run in partnership with Oxford SU, will be held on 5 and 13 March in the Museum of Natural History.
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Become a Social Change Leader with Oxford Hub
The Oxford Hub is offering ten social change student champions a chance to join its inaugural Become a Social Change Leader scheme this summer.
The programme puts you through a multi-faceted, six week internship and volunteering opportunity, with training and learning hand-in-hand. Successful candidates will join a local charity, face their on-the-ground challenges and head office headaches, and meet and learn with like minded peers to progress their social action journey.
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Voting opens soon for Oxford SU elections
It's easy to watch SU elections go by and not engage with the brave individuals who have put their hat in the ring to lead your Students’ Union, but it's important that you vote to help set the agenda for the next academic year.
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If you're worried about your exams, we're here to help
It’s very normal to experience anxiety while revising for exams and sitting papers. But help is at hand.
There are many resources, events and people available to help you with your revision and manage any exam anxiety you may have.
Find links to the range of University support on offer via the Stress Less exam support webpage.
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Keep up-to-date on Brexit
With ongoing uncertainty about the implications of the UK leaving the EU, the University is working hard to understand and manage the impact on our staff and students.
A dedicated web page about Brexit has been set up for students, which will be updated regularly, so please keep checking this page for updates. An event about Brexit is also being planned for the near future, and further information will follow.
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