07 November 2025
New Fellowship offers £15,000 for public interest investigative journalism
Oxford Brookes University is launching a new Fellowship to support journalists pursuing in-depth, public interest investigations.
The Creative Industries, the UK's fastest growing economic sector includes areas as diverse as advertising, architecture, arts, design, fashion, film, music, performing arts, publishing, R&D, software, toys and games, TV and radio, digital media and video games.
Our Network at Oxford Brookes brings together researchers, professionals, and local communities to share their expertise on this diverse sector. The network builds on the well established research history in various aspects of the Creative Industries, especially through the intersections of different disciplinary perspectives, including subjects such as psychology, built environment, geography, and business.
As a cross-disciplinary and collaborative Network, we explore critical issues and key themes around both local and global dimensions of the Creative Industries.
Oxford Brookes University is launching a new Fellowship to support journalists pursuing in-depth, public interest investigations.
From grand orchestral scores in epic fight sequences to restrained, subtle video game soundtracks, the fourth annual Sound on Screen conference returns to Oxford Brookes University this week from 24 to 26 June.
The action-packed world of big-screen stunt performance and what it takes to stage convincing fight scenes will be revealed in a free workshop next week as part of this year’s Creative Industries Festival at Oxford Brookes University.
Anna Ilsley's Underbelly: Contemporary Art Explores Motherhood – A Conversation with Simon Foxall and Helena Haimes. Recorded on November 29, 2023, at Benjamin Parsons x Hannah Payne Gallery, Oxford.
Innovative Creation and Engagement
Performance and creativity in all forms, digital and immersive experiences, and creative technologies.
Cultural and Social Dynamics
Culture, language, communication, identity, diversity, intersectionality, power and trauma, inequality, social contribution, gender, and the politics of production.
Creative Community and Collaboration
Authors and audiences, collaboration, community engagement, outreach, and co-creation.
Leadership and Management in the Creative Industries
Management and leadership, entrepreneurship, industry-academia knowledge transfers, strategic planning and vision, and mentoring
Join the Creative Industries Research and Innovation network to connect with colleagues across Oxford Brookes who are shaping research and innovation in the creative sector. Whether you are a member of staff, a student or an external partner, you are welcome to get involved and explore new opportunities for collaboration.
