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Discover more about how Oxford researchers are working to reduce emissions, remove greenhouse gases from our atmosphere and reverse nature’s decline, all while ensuring that we can adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing climate

Climate and the environment at Oxford
Working to reduce emissions, remove greenhouse gases and reverse nature’s decline, all while ensuring that we can adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing climate
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Everyone should love what they learn – find the course that’s right for you

Choosing your undergraduate course
Everyone should love what they learn – find the course that’s right for you
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Wisteria at Worcester College
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Fully-funded graduate studentships for 2025-26
Check our selection of studentships accepting applications now
The nine honrands in this year's Encaenia
(from left) Dame Jacinda Ardern, Lord Melvyn Bragg, Clive Myrie, Professor Serhii Plokhii, Professor Timothy Snyder, Professor Colm Tóibín, Sir Mo Farah, Professor Robert S Langer and Professor Erwin Neher

Honorary degree recipients for 2025 announced
Nine people are to receive honorary degrees from Oxford University this year

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Building on expertise
How the Churches Conservation Trust, in partnership with Oxford experts, is boosting its commercial and trading knowledge to bring about benefits for the heritage sector

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01May

Thursday Choral Evensong at St Peter's College

St Peter's College
01May

Free Lunchtime Music Recital

St Peter's College

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University response to recent events in Israel, Gaza and the Middle East
Information, advice and support for staff and students impacted
Mark Carney celebrates election win

Oxford in The Conversation
What Liberal Mark Carney’s election win in Canada means for Europe
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The Reuters Institute
What Russian audiences may lose if Trump shuts down Radio Free Europe
IntoUniversity celebrates

Learning Centre's 10th birthday in Oxford
The University’s outreach in Blackbird Leys with IntoUniversity celebrates ten years
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A celebration of Bach's 1725 Ascension Day Cantata
7 May, 6.15pm in the Weston and the Sheldonian Theatre, book now
Paintings in the Ashmolean

Poetry in galleries tour May 2025
10 May, 2–3pm in the Ashmolean, free
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How do we learn about diabetes?
We ask Dr Daniela Nasteska from Oxford’s Radcliffe Department of Medicine
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The Oxford Martin School
Future of Cooling programme leaves legacy in sustainable cooling and extreme heat adaptation
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Humans As Ultra-Cooperative Great Apes
7 May, 5.45pm at the Natural History Museum, free but please book
Bookcase in house

The OUP Blog
What to do with too many books?
African rural therapy session

Blavatnik School of Government blog
Africa’s urgent mental health crisis: we need a paradigm shift to break the stigma and improve access to care
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Tourette’s Syndrome, Stigma and Society’s Jests
Book launch event, 9 May at 12.30pm, free but registration required
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Featured podcast
Power and privilege in academia
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University response to the invasion of Ukraine
Information, advice and support for staff and students impacted
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Oxplore: the Home of Big Questions
Explore the University’s innovative website for 11-18 year olds

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