Past events
Finding and securing an early career opportunity with a values-aligned employer
21 November 2024 - 21 November 2024
Alumnus and entrepreneur in residence Oli Coles will discuss how to secure your ideal role.
Who Cares? Exploring the meanings of care and caring identities
20 November 2024 - 20 November 2024
How have meanings of "care" changed and what does this mean for those doing the caring?
Atlas of finance: mapping the global story of money
18 November 2024 - 18 November 2024
The first book to visualise the world of finance, using captivating maps and graphics to bring complex and abstract ideas down to earth.
Victims of digital health?
13 November 2024 - 13 November 2024
Service users and healthcare practitioners as neglected system operators.
How to make more money by selling less stuff
13 November 2024 - 13 November 2024
Entrepreneur in residence Gerrard Fisher will present examples of circular economy business models.
Responses to sea migration and the rule of law
13 November 2024 - 13 November 2024
The Migration and Refugees Network & FRED Research Group, School of Law & Social Sciences, are pleased to invite you to the talk: "Responses to sea migration and the rule of law"
Migration, enterprise and value creation
7 November 2024 - 7 November 2024
Migrants often turn to entrepreneurship when facing labor market barriers, leveraging cultural heritage, food, and craft skills as valuable resources.
Translating the Bible: preservation or modernisation?
5 November 2024 - 5 November 2024
Aspects of ancient and modern translation that are still relevant today.
Inspirational Alumni Career Pathways: Guy Gittins (Foxtons CEO)
4 November 2024 - 4 November 2024
Join us as we welcome Foxton's CEO Guy Gittins for a talk about his career journey from studying Engineering and Business Management at Oxford Brookes University to being the CEO of Foxtons.
An art exhibition of migration by Tyndale School students
4 November 2024 - 5 November 2024
The Migration and Refugees Research Network invites everyone to attend the exhibition, "How Did We All Get Here? Identities and Migration in Oxford," presented by Tyndale Community School students.