All upcoming events at Oxford Brookes University
Ignite
19 February 2026 - 28 May 2026
Do you have a developed business idea and want to take it further? Then join our Ignite programme and get the chance to pitch for up to £5k.
Inside Motherhood
15 April 2026 - 15 April 2026
Inside Motherhood is an immersive, research-led event that invites audiences to step inside the lived experiences of motherhood through virtual reality.
10 key teacher practices for successful EPQ outcomes
15 April 2026 - 15 April 2026
Researchers at Oxford Brookes carried out a national research study which involved interviews with EPQ teachers and students - this webinar will share the results.
Stick it in the mixer! The sounds of non league and grassroots football
15 April 2026 - 15 April 2026
Short film and discussion creating an opportunity to listen to the rarely heard sounds of the grassroots and non-league game.
"Safe, Supportive and Stimulating"- Creating Spaces to promote wellbeing
15 April 2026 - 15 April 2026
A Think Human festival event in collaboration with Warneford 200.
Try Me for Treason: Voices Against Putin's War
15 April 2026 - 15 April 2026
Actors will read speeches made by Russian oppositionists followed by a discussion with the editor of "Voices Against Putin's War".
The History of Treasure Hunting
16 April 2026 - 16 April 2026
A short talk on all aspects of treasure hunting will be followed by a discussion and Q&A. A Think Human festival event at the Museum of Oxford.
Recentering the Human in Representations of HIV
16 April 2026 - 16 April 2026
A discussion of how public health campaigns and media representations reflect the realities of living with HIV.
New Labour, New Britain? How Did the Blair Governments Change the Country?
16 April 2026 - 16 April 2026
This talk and panel discussion will ask: looking back, what can we learn from the Blair governments, and are there any lessons that are still relevant for Keir Starmer today?
Entering the Loophole: Surveying American Slavery in an English Village
16 April 2026 - 16 April 2026
In this Think Human festival event, we'll hear from Dr Niall Munro and Dr Alys Beverton, on the literary, social and political upheaval in the decades leading up to the American Civil War.