All upcoming events at Oxford Brookes University
An Evening of Solidarity with the Women, Life, Freedom Movement in Iran
22 March 2023 - 22 March 2023
An evening of discussions, music and mingling in solidarity with the Women, Life, Freedom Movement in Iran
The Literature of Violence/The Violence of Literature
23 March 2023 - 23 March 2023
Dr Niall Munro presents The Literature of Violence/The Violence of Literature.
Covid. The Changing Landscape. Changing Lives.
23 March 2023 - 23 March 2023
How has Covid changed our lives by transforming health and life sciences research?
Emigrant's Adieu | Talk and Performance by Richard Carver
24 March 2023 - 24 March 2023
The music and history of Scottish and Irish Migration is explored and related to the experience of modern day refugees.
Human Rights in the Spotlight: A Showcase of Short Films on Human Rights
24 March 2023 - 24 March 2023
An evening of enlightening short films and engaging conversations exploring various aspects of human rights today.
History Society Guest Lecture Series: Prof. Steven Zdatny: France's Hygiene Revolution of the 1950s
28 March 2023 - 28 March 2023
Prof. Zdatny will explore how everyday practices in personal hygiene were part of a wider revolution which saw cultures of cleanliness intersect with consumerism in mid-century France.
Young Photographer in Old Beijing
28 March 2023 - 28 March 2023
A talk by photographer, author and historian Patrick M Dransfield, featuring his lost hoard of photographs of ‘Old Beijing’ 1986
Sustainable Food for All: Why Inclusivity Matters
29 March 2023 - 29 March 2023
Join our panel of speakers for our annual alumni sustainability lecture
Let’s talk about consent! Positive masculinity within educational organisations
29 March 2023 - 29 March 2023
Join a panel of experts, senior lecturers and student representatives to discuss how we can develop a culture of positive masculinity within schools, colleges and universities.
Experiences of the migrant 'second-generation'
19 April 2023 - 19 April 2023
This lecture will explore the experience of second-generation migrants through a sociological lens