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Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences news
07 April 2025
Oxford Brookes University announces new Vice-Chancellor
Oxford Brookes is pleased to announce that Professor Helen Laville is to become the University’s next Vice-Chancellor.
31 March 2025
Think Human Festival 2025: A celebration of ideas, creativity, and community
Oxford Brookes University will host the Think Human Festival 2025 from Wednesday 7 to Saturday 10 May, offering a four-day programme of free public events exploring contemporary social issues, creativity, and what it means to be human.
20 March 2025
Oxford Brookes University is world leading in 23 subject areas
Oxford Brookes University is a global leader in 23 subject areas, according to new rankings.
17 December 2024
Award winning alumni inspire future filmmakers in masterclass
Alumna Linda Ludwig and alumnus James Curle returned to Oxford Brookes University to share the secrets of their professional film-making success with current students.
04 November 2024
Lest we forget: How are Remembrance Day commemorations evolving in schools?
As Remembrance Day approaches, schools are preparing to engage students with one of the most solemn events in our national calendar.
18 July 2024
Oxford Brookes shortlisted twice for prestigious higher education award
Two initiatives at Oxford Brookes University have been shortlisted for a University Alliance Award.
15 July 2024
Oxford Brookes and community-based professionals support families with food and nutrition
Oxford Brookes University is spearheading new initiatives to support families with food and nutrition in response to the rising cost of living.
17 June 2024
WhoGetsMyVote: Innovative tool from Oxford Brookes academic to aid voter choices in General Election
Undecided voters in the upcoming General Election can receive some independent advice thanks to an online tool developed by an Oxford Brookes University academic.
08 April 2024
Sanctuary Art Project: Finding Home in Education
One of our Oxford Brookes students and MRN (Tamsin Barber and Zoe Jordan) contributed to a national collaborative Sanctuary art project, led by the University of East Anglia.
