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Oxford Lifelong Learning is delighted to welcome two Visiting Fellows who will be joining the Department for Hilary and Trinity terms 2026. Professor Harriet Dunbar-Morris and Dr...

Oxford Lifelong Learning is delighted to share the news that one of our MSc in Applied Landscape Archaeology students has won a prestigious national award. Christo Leventis, who...

The Sustainable Urban Development team is pleased to share that the MSc in Sustainable Urban Development has been successfully re-accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered...

OxCRED (Oxford Crisis Education) is an education-in-crisis initiative based at Oxford Lifelong Learning. It builds on a one-year pilot project launched in January 2025 to support...

Dr Selvakumar Ramachandran, a Departmental Tutor and member of the teaching team for the Undergraduate Advanced Diploma in IT Systems Analysis and Design (ADITSAD), recently represented...

Dr Idalina Baptista and Dr Patricia Canelas, from the Sustainable Urban Development academic team, have been awarded funding from the John Fell Fund (JFF) for their new project, PULSE...

This October, Oxford Lifelong Learning is celebrating two decades of its acclaimed Master of Studies in Creative Writing, a programme that has helped hundreds of writers find their...

Oxford Lifelong Learning is delighted to have Dr Nilanjan Raghunath join us for Michaelmas term as our Lifelong Learning Visiting Fellow. Dr Nilanjan Raghunath is a sociologist at the...

On 16 September 2025, The Blood in Winter: A Nation Descends, 1642 will be released in the United States, following its UK publication earlier this year. Written by Dr Jonathan Healey,...

Alumni from the University of Oxford have won or been shortlisted for the most major UK literary prizes in the last 30 years, according to research conducted by Aura Print. The study...

On 15 August 2025, to mark the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, Oxford University will publish The Watson Collection, an extraordinary archive of over 2,600 newly digitised wartime items...

Last month, the third course designed especially for the needs of refugee and asylum seeker students concluded at Oxford Lifelong Learning. After offering courses in academic literacy...