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Lifelong Learning Visiting Fellow, Trinity term 2025: Welcome Dr Sheila LeBlanc

4 June 2025

The Department for Continuing Education is thrilled to have Dr Sheila LeBlanc join us for Trinity term as our Lifelong Learning Visiting Fellow. Dr LeBlanc has been the Associate...

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Seminar Series: Medieval Society and Landscape

12 March 2025

A series of four talks on Medieval Society and Landscape Convened by Professor Elizabeth Gemmill and Dr Stephen Mileson Throughout May and June, this new seminar series showcased...

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Department runs computer coding workshop for refugee and asylum seeker students

28 February 2025

A successful series of computer coding workshops for refugee and asylum seekers in Oxfordshire concluded at Oxford Continuing Education last term. These sessions, focusing on an...

Dr Tom Crawford next to a whiteboard with an equation on the TV show, Countdown.
Dr Tom Crawford steps into Maths corner on Countdown

20 February 2025

Dr Tom Crawford is to cover Rachel Riley MBEs role on Countdown whilst Rachel Riley takes a short break to work on another project. Dr Tom Crawford, Departmental Lecturer and Public...

Professional photo of Professor Tim Blackman, Lifelong Learning Visiting Fellow and Emeritus Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at The Open University (OU)
Lifelong Learning Visiting Fellow, Hilary term 2025: Welcome Professor Tim Blackman

10 February 2025

We are delighted to have Professor Tim Blackman join us for Hilary term as our Lifelong Learning Visiting Fellow. Tim is Emeritus Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at The Open...

Dr Sepi Chakaveh with Lee Spencer and the Row4Ukraine rowing team.
Advancing Change Through Innovation: PixselChat and Row4Ukraine

16 January 2025

Dr. Sepideh (Sepi) Chakaveh, Course Director of the Advanced Diploma in IT Systems Analysis and Design at the Department for Continuing Education (Oxford Lifelong Learning) and CEO of...

Left to right: portraits of Professor Elizabeth Gemmill, Professor Yasmin Khan, Professor Vlad Mykhnenko
Congratulations to our new Professors!

2 September 2024

Three Oxford Continuing Education academics, Dr Elizabeth Gemmill, Dr Yasmin Khan and Dr Vlad Mykhnenko, have been conferred the title of full Professor in the University of Oxford’s...

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Language Centre joins the Department for Continuing Education

30 July 2024

The Oxford University Language Centre becomes part of the Department for Continuing Education from Thursday 1 August 2024. The Language Centre was previously part of the Academic...

A black-tailed godwit bird and student Georgrina Jarmin.
Rescuing rare birds: The black-tailed godwit conservation effort

17 July 2024

The black-tailed godwit, a critically endangered wading bird in the UK, has been given a new chance at survival thanks to the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) and its dedicated team,...

A group of seven colleagues at the tapestry exhibition in Kyiv, Ukraine.
‘Music of Colour’: Dr Claire O’Mahony Contributes to Tapestry Exhibition in Kyiv

24 February 2024

Towards the end of 2023, Dr Claire O’Mahony, Associate Professor in History of Art and Design, collaborated with a set of colleagues in Ukraine on the tapestry exhibition, Music of...

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Oxford Continuing Education Awarded £20,000 Bid for Diversity Fund

15 February 2024

Three Department staff members have been awarded £20,000 by the University’s Diversity Fund. Dr Ben Grant, Departmental Lecturer in English Literature, Joel Atkin, Deputy...

The Civil War Petitions project team at the project launch at the National Army Museum, Chelsea, July 2023. From left to right: Dr David Appleby (University of Nottingham), Professor Andrew Hopper (University of Oxford), Dr Lloyd Bowen (University of Cardiff), Dr Ismini Pells (University of Oxford) and Professor Mark Stoyle (University of Southampton).
Congratulations to Professor Andrew Hopper on his Fellowship

14 February 2024

Andrew Hopper, Professor in Local and Social History in the Department, has been elected a Fellow of the Society for Army Historical Research (SAHR). The fellowship scheme recognises...

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