Past events

Past Oxford Brookes University events

Who cares what you think? Public voices, politics and security

25 March 2026 - 25 March 2026

Join us for this open lecture with Professor Michael Lister, exploring the views, thoughts and experiences of "ordinary" people in politics.

Reimagining Florence Park Exhibition

25 March 2026 - 25 March 2026

Join us for drinks and explore the Reimagining Florence Park Exhibition, featuring AR and VR visualisations from community workshops.

Aerial photo of Gaza

The Phoenix of Gaza film screening with Q&A

17 March 2026 - 17 March 2026

Annual Oxford Brookes Gaza Scholarship open event

The Environmental Cost of our Clothes: Rescuing the Planet by Renting our Clothes

11 March 2026 - 11 March 2026

This online lecture examines the devastating environmental toll of our 'take-make-waste' fast fashion habit.

Venture Crawl

11 March 2026 - 11 March 2026

A dynamic exploration of Oxford’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Redefining Menstrual Equity: Activism, Research, and Social Impact

10 March 2026 - 10 March 2026

Join us on 10 March for the Period Dignity event - tackling period poverty, menstrual health stigma and inequality through talks, collaboration and community action.

Giada Giusmin and Dr Christopher Dodd

How nurse-led research is amplifying the voice of underrepresented groups

9 March 2026 - 9 March 2026

Join Giada Giusmin and Dr Claire Coughlan to explore how nurse-led research initiatives are helping underrepresented communities have their voices heard.

AI Festival

4 March 2026 - 4 March 2026

Want to apply AI in your project / dissertation but don’t know how to? Come and be inspired by your fellows applying AI in your domain.

Hostile Survival: A panel and long table discussion

26 February 2026 - 26 February 2026

Panel and long table discussion with Brookes PhD students Natasha Eves, Laura Jagger and John Manton.

Model resistance: A trans-format endeavour with Dr Sarah Franklin

26 February 2026 - 26 February 2026

The role of the model village in reflecting and refracting modern life - a talk by Dr Sarah Franklin.