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Fifty Sherds of Grey’s: A student’s account of archaeological volunteering

21 October 2026

Dave North, student on the Diploma in British Archaeology, records his experience as a volunteer with the South Oxfordshire Archaeology Group (SOAG) during an excavation at Grey’s...

New book: England’s Oldest Town? The Archaeology of Abingdon

21 October 2026

Abingdon’s rich archaeological story is surprisingly little known to many people. This book, by Dr Roger Thomas (Departmental Tutor in Archaeology), provides the first full-length...

A Steppe in the Right Direction, following Genghis Khan and the Mongols across Asia

21 October 2026

Departmental Tutor in Archaeology, Dr Katie Campbell, tells us about her summer spent as part of a ‘travelling seminar’ in Central Asia to see how the Mongol conquests of the 13th...

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Meet the archaeologist: Professor David Griffiths

21 October 2026

David Griffiths is Professor of Archaeology and Director of Studies at Oxford Lifelong Learning. View his academic profile and full list of publications. Tell us a little about your...

Working with blind and partially sighted communities to rethink how we experience art

15 October 2026

A University of Oxford project is helping to develop new ways of experiencing and interpreting art by placing the perspectives of blind and partially sighted people at the heart of...

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Professor Robert Carlisle’s lab leads gene therapy research on live human livers

13 October 2026

Professor Robert Carlisle, Course Director of the MSc in Nanotechnology for Medicine and Health Care, has been part of a research team exploring an aspect of gene therapy – lentiviral...

DPhil candidate researches Oxford’s Caribbean community

29 September 2026

This October signals the beginning of Black History Month in the UK. Throughout the month, organisations across the country will honour the contributions of Black people to...

Course Director awarded title of Professor in 2026 Recognition of Distinction

1 September 2026

Dr Debbie Hopkins, Course Director for the DPhil in Sustainable Urban Development, has been conferred the title of full Professor in the University of Oxford’s 2026 Recognition of...

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Oxford Lifelong Learning launches 2026–27 short courses and events programme

28 July 2026

We are delighted to share our short courses and events programme for the 2026-27 academic year. Whether attending live classes in Oxford or learning online, this expansive range of...

Oxford Lifelong Learning shares research at European lifelong learning conference

16 July 2026

Oxford Lifelong Learning colleagues presented their work at the annual European University Continuing Education Network (EUCEN) conference in Cagliari, Sardinia, in June.  Ismini...

Departmental Tutor champions AI innovation in Northeast England

30 June 2026

Dr Selvakumar Ramachandran, Departmental Tutor of the Advanced Diploma in IT Systems Analysis and Design, is taking his academic and research expertise from Oxford straight into...

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Culinary Psychology consultant Stelios Kiosses celebrates new book launch

17 April 2026

Psychotherapist and consultant in Culinary Psychology Stelios Kiosses recently celebrated the release of his new book, ‘Culinary Psychology: Food Choices and the Mind-Body...

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