News from 2022

Oxford Brookes University news from 2022

11 November 2022

Oxford Brookes Social Work team awarded Silver at Social Work of the Year Awards

The Social Work team at Oxford Brookes University have been awarded ‘silver’ at the Social Worker of the Year Awards in recognition of their work to create a decolonised, anti-racist social work programme.

Two people receiving an award

10 November 2022

Thrive Festival returns to Oxford Brookes University for 2022

Oxford Brookes University is hosting Thrive Festival once again in 2022, with a week of activities to inspire entrepreneurs to grow their businesses and celebrate ideas, creativity and innovation.

Thrive festival poster

07 November 2022

Gender-based violence surveyed in 46 European universities and research organisations

New research conducted by a Europe-wide consortium has found that since starting work or study at their institution, nearly two in three students and staff responding to the UniSAFE survey have experienced at least one form of gender-based violence.

UniSAFE ending gender-based violence

24 October 2022

Labels encouraging responsible drinking struggle to get the message through

People view labels on alcoholic drinks encouraging responsible consumption as a ploy by the industry to be seen as caring and are unlikely to lead to people drinking less.

Labels encouraging responsible drinking struggle to get the message through

20 October 2022

Matt Western MP, Shadow Higher Education Minister visits Oxford Brookes University

Matt Western MP, Shadow Higher Education Minister visited Oxford Brookes University today, Thursday 20 October.

Matt Western MP, Shadow Higher Education Minister visits Oxford Brookes University

19 October 2022

Fully immersive virtual reality cave opens on Oxford Brookes campus in UK university first

Oxford Brookes University has today unveiled its new fully immersive Virtual Reality Cave, the first in the UK that can be used to experience two different dynamic perspectives of a 3-D landscape simultaneously.

Fully immersive virtual reality cave opens on Oxford Brookes campus in UK university first

18 October 2022

Academic awarded prestigious Royal Society Newton International Fellowship

An academic at Oxford Brookes University has received the highly prestigious Newton International Fellowship award from the Royal Society to conduct cutting-edge research on nanomaterials.

Academic awarded prestigious Royal Society Newton International Fellowship

11 October 2022

Actor Paterson Joseph announced as the next Chancellor of Oxford Brookes University

Oxford Brookes is pleased to announce Paterson Joseph as its new Chancellor.

Actor Paterson Joseph announced as the next Chancellor of Oxford Brookes University

11 October 2022

Oxford Brookes provides CPR training for students and staff to mark Restart a Heart Day

Oxford Brookes University is offering free training sessions for its students and staff to come and learn CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) today, Tuesday 11 October 2022 as part of the Resuscitation Council’s UK’s Restart a Heart Day.

Oxford Brookes provides CPR training for students and staff to mark Restart a Heart Day

10 October 2022

Deforestation and climate change are driving tree-dwelling primates to descend to more ground living

A large-scale research study of 47 species of lemurs from Madagascar and monkeys from the Americas has found that tree-dwelling species are being driven to the ground due to the impacts of deforestation and climate change.

Research finds that deforestation and climate change are driving tree-dwelling primates to descend to more ground living