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01 July 2026
Refugee homelessness: How UK Migration Routes Dictate Housing Support, Mental Health, Integration
New study reveals stable housing is the single biggest catalyst for community integration and employment.
29 June 2026
Shaping the future of later life: Oxford Brookes hosts international gerontology conference
Oxford Brookes University’s Headington campus recently welcomed over 400 international academics, policymakers, and delegates as host of the 55th British Society of Gerontology (BSG) Annual Conference.
27 April 2026
Register Now: Localisation in Humanitarian Practice Webinar
CENDEP offers a live Zoom webinar exploring Localisation in Humanitarian Practice through a live case study.
30 March 2026
CENDEP launches wellbeing and mental health in crisis course
CENDEP launched its online continued professional development (CPD) certificate course ‘Resilience, wellbeing and mental health support in crisis settings’ on 1 October 2024. The 2026 course is now open for registrations!
16 March 2026
Oxford Brookes to Co-lead One of Seven National Projects to Shield the NHS from Extreme Heat
From research to retrofit: How the ARCHI project is heat-proofing the NHS for a warming climate.
06 March 2026
Oxford Human Rights Festival returns for its 24th year with the theme “Breaking Free”
A week of free public events will take place across Oxford this month, including at Oxford Brookes University, as the Oxford Human Rights Festival returns for its 24th year.
18 December 2025
The Liminality of Maggie’s, Oxford: A Place for the Spaces in Between
Examining Maggie’s Oxford as a liminal architectural space that supports people affected.
29 October 2025
THERM-UK: £2.5 million grant to fight heat risks in the UK
Oxford Brookes University is excited to announce its involvement in the THERM-UK project, a £2.5 million research initiative funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
03 July 2025
Oxford Brookes-led consortium wins UKRI funding to tackle barriers to creating healthier places
A consortium led by Oxford Brookes University has been awarded funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), to investigate the barriers to creating healthier places—for people and the planet.
02 June 2025
ENDS Power List: Professor Rajat Gupta Recognized for Net-Zero Impact
Prestigious ENDS Power List recognizes Professor Rajat Gupta for empowering home-owners, communities, and governments in achieving net zero.
