Highlights

Highlights from 2026

18 March 2026

Art-Based Migrant Inclusion Research Named EU Success Story

Innovative social research project earns "Success Story" distinction from the European Commission.

Artwork created by participants of the NEW ABC Project

16 February 2026

Expert comment: How educators can better support Muslim students during Ramadan?

As Ramadan approaches, many Muslims will be preparing for a month of fasting from dawn until dusk. How can educators best support Muslim students to thrive academically while observing this important religious period?

The front of Oxford Brookes University's John Henry Brookes building.

19 December 2025

OxInAHR Symposium 2025: Where Research and Practice Meet

Transforming clinical curiosity into collective impact.

Prof Benita Oliver presenting presenting at the OxInAHR Symposium 2025.

26 June 2025

New study reveals how to talk about alcohol and breast cancer without blame or fear

A new study from Oxford Brookes University, funded by the charity Prevent Breast Cancer, reveals how health campaigns can better communicate the link between alcohol and breast cancer - without alienating the very women they’re trying to reach.

A woman enjoys a warm, non-alcoholic beverage

16 January 2025

Oxford Brookes research team awarded grant to study alcohol use in the UK veterinary profession

A team of researchers from Oxford Brookes University are set to explore alcohol use patterns amongst UK veterinarians and the challenges they face in seeking help, aiming to uncover vital insights into these issues.

Oxford Brookes University academics

20 November 2024

Empowering Parents for Early Childhood Development

Dr. Nayeli Gonzalez-Gomez’s innovative activity packs aim to enhance cognitive development and empower parents, now expanding to Argentina to support vulnerable children.

group photo of parents and early years practitioners

01 November 2024

Veterinarians struggle with alcohol stigma and fear seeking help, research finds

Veterinarians with poor work-related mental health and higher levels of alcohol consumption are fearful of the consequences of seeking help, according to research by Oxford Brookes University.

An image depicting a glass of alcohol

01 May 2024

Assessments designed by an Oxford Brookes professor go global

New and improved tests devised by an Oxford Brookes University professor to help people with conditions such as Development Coordination Disorder (DCD) are now being used internationally.

The books containing the new DCD tests

22 April 2024

Early years packs developed at Oxford Brookes to be rolled out in Argentina

Innovative resource packs developed at Oxford Brookes University for families with babies and toddlers are to be distributed in Argentina.

Resource packs for children