News from 2024

Oxford Brookes University news from 2024

03 June 2024

First global immersion during labour and water birth conference set to take place at Oxford Brookes

An international conference focusing on the use of birthing pools during labour and/or birth will be held at Oxford Brookes University.

A birth pool

03 June 2024

Oxford Brookes University to showcase cutting-edge AI research at free week-long festival

Oxford Brookes University will be showcasing the most recent developments and breakthroughs in artificial intelligence research at its annual Festival of AI this week.

Festival of AI

31 May 2024

Top hospitality names convene at Oxford Brookes University for expert insights and guidance

Oxford Brookes University brought together some of the leading names in the hospitality sector for an on-campus event, to discuss and share innovative solutions to enhance productivity in the UK hospitality industry.

Attendees gathered at the event at Oxford Brookes University

20 May 2024

New resources developed by Oxford Brookes to support under pressure school nurses

Academics at Oxford Brookes University have secured over £7,000 in funding to develop new resources to support school nurses dealing with rising work pressures.

School nursing graphic

14 May 2024

Students at Oxford Brookes partner with Oxford Castle & Prison to pitch new ‘Dark Tourism’ ideas

Students at Oxford Brookes University have partnered with Oxford Castle & Prison to plan and design a new dark tourism experience, to immerse guests in the chilling history of the 1,000 year old venue.

Oxford Brookes Business School students taking part in the presentation day

13 May 2024

Local business leaders in Oxfordshire tell Chancellor: Keep graduate visa route to protect research

Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP) has joined university and business leaders to warn the government against watering down or scrapping the graduate visa route.

Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership logo

09 May 2024

Oxford Brookes continues push to Net Zero with new solar panel installations

Oxford Brookes University is continuing to make strides in its decarbonisation journey with the installation of additional solar panels that will reduce carbon emissions by around 55 tonnes each year.

Solar panels at Oxford Brookes University