Applications for the Sasakawa postgraduate studentship in Japanese studies are now open!

The School of Social Sciences, Oxford Brookes University is pleased to invite applications for the Sasakawa Postgraduate Studentship in Japanese studies, made possible through the generosity of The Nippon Foundation and the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation.

Student theatre company presents debut performance in aid of Oxford’s Terrence Higgins Trust

Oxford Brookes creative writing student debuts her first novel on innovative publishing platform

MA English alumni Highly Commended for the Bridport prize 2015!

English MA alumni Highly Commended for the Bridport prize 2015!

PhD studentships of up to £14,000 a year available now for January 2016 start

To mark its 150th Anniversary, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Oxford Brookes University, is pleased to offer a number of full-time PhD Studentships across a range of subject areas in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, starting in January 2016.

Japanese Society welcome party a resounding success!

Oxford Brookes Japanese Society held a mingling event on Friday 25 September in Union Hall to celebrate the start of a new semester and welcome new and returning students to the university.

Kate Clanchy celebrates young Oxford poets on BBC Radio 3

On Saturday 10 October, Kate Clanchy, Creative Writing Teaching Fellow on MA Creative Writing, will be appearing on BBC Radio 3 with a group of young Oxford poets in a programme entitled ‘We Are Writing a Poem About Home’.

Boxing John Clare: Literature professor in new film about the poet

A film about England’s most significant poet of the natural world, John Clare (1793-1864), featuring an Oxford Brookes academic, is released in cinemas this week.

Final call to enter the International Poetry Competition

The deadline is fast approaching for the Oxford Brookes University International Poetry Competition, but there is still time to enter.