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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,...

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...

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...

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...

Hi Momin! Please can you introduce yourself and tell us about your background? Hi! I’m Momin Ashraf, and I’m thrilled to share my recent adventure as a part of the UK Space...

During the 2022/23 academic year, Oxford University’s Department for Continuing Education engaged with over 14,000 students. They represented 161 nationalities and lived all over the...

From reducing the effects of Parkinson’s disease to touring the Temple of Zeus from your living room, the rapid development of virtual reality and immersive technologies has major...

Pollard has become a well-known public figure over the past few years, appearing regularly in Covid-related news – but he has long been a well-known authority in paediatric medicine...