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04 October 2022

Head of School of Law Lucy Vickers elected as President of the Society of Legal Scholars

Professor Lucy Vickers, Head of the School of Law at Oxford Brookes has been elected to serve as President of the Society of Legal Scholars, effective from 1 October 2022-2023.

Head of School of Law Lucy Vickers elected as President of the Society of Legal Scholars.

03 September 2022

Oxford Brookes University awards Honorary Doctorate to Barry Carpenter CBE, OBE

Professor Barry Carpenter has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Education after showing incredible commitment to education for children with special needs across his 40-year career.

Oxford Brookes University awards Honorary Doctorate to Barry Carpenter CBE, OBE

02 September 2022

Lord Justice Wilson presented with Honorary Doctorate from Oxford Brookes University

Nicholas Wilson, Lord Wilson of Culworth, has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Laws by Oxford Brookes University, in recognition of his lengthy and distinguished service in the courts of the UK, particularly in the field of family law and human rights

Lord Justice Wilson presented with Honorary Doctorate from Oxford Brookes University

02 September 2022

Joanna Barker MBE receives Honorary Doctorate from Oxford Brookes University

Joanna Barker has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from Oxford Brookes University.

Joanna Barker MBE receives Honorary Doctorate from Oxford Brookes University

02 September 2022

Professor Melanie Leng MBE receives Honorary Doctorate from Oxford Brookes University

Professor Melanie Leng MBE has been presented with an Honorary Doctorate of Science from Oxford Brookes during this month’s graduation ceremonies.

Professor Melanie Leng MBE receives Honorary Doctorate from Oxford Brookes University

16 August 2022

Salman Rushdie’s attack was an assault on free speech – but not a clash of civilisations

On August 12, the author Salman Rushdie was stabbed multiple times on stage at a literary festival in New York state. Thankfully, he has survived, albeit sustaining what appear to be life-changing injuries.

Salman Rushdie’s attack was an assault on free speech – but not a clash of civilisations

15 July 2022

Oxford Brookes University mooting team win prestigious national mooting competition

Two Oxford Brookes University students studying for the Graduate Diploma in Law won a highly prestigious, national mooting competition earlier this week.

Oxford Brookes University mooting team win prestigious national mooting competition

24 June 2022

Oxford Brookes lecturer named Law Teacher of the Year for 2022

An Oxford Brookes University Law lecturer has won a prestigious national award, naming him Law Teacher of the Year for 2022.

Oxford Brookes lecturer named Law Teacher of the Year for 2022

26 May 2022

Oxford Brookes lecturer wins award for dedication to helping new poets showcase their work

An Oxford Brookes University lecturer has been presented with an award in recognition of his commitment and dedication to promoting poetry within and beyond the university.

Oxford Brookes lecturer wins award for dedication to helping new poets showcase their work

19 May 2022

Folk magic and traditional healing remedies threaten India’s slender loris population

Content warning: contains references to animal injuries which some readers may find distressing

Folk magic and traditional healing remedies threaten India’s slender loris population