Research news
Research news
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.
09 June 2026
Oxford Brookes Student Secures Prestigious Diarsia Grant for Second Year Running
MSc student Beth Sykes has secured the prestigious Diarsia Grant for her work on the Kentish Glory—a moth that vanished from England over 50 years ago and is now restricted to areas of the Cairngorms in Scotland, including Strathspey and Badenoch.
08 June 2026
Oxford Brookes Secures Prestigious National Research Leadership Award
Professor Benita Olivier, Dr Lucy Speakman and Dr Claire Clews have been awarded a position on the prestigious National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Senior Research Leader (SRL) programme.
03 June 2026
Pathways Europe 2026 Conference Addresses "Wildlife and Human Wellbeing" in Oxford
The Pathways Europe 2026: Human Dimensions of Wildlife Conference and Training Program will take place from 14-17 June 2026, at Oxford Brookes University.
02 June 2026
Poetry to Support Unsung Carers: Initiative Seeks Poets for UK Expansion
A novel initiative from Oxford Brookes University is helping "unofficial" carers find their voice through the power of words—and they are looking for poets to help expand the movement.
01 June 2026
TechShow 2026 Showcases the Future of Engineering and Computing
The New Headington Hill Building buzzed with ingenuity as students from Engineering, Computing, and Mathematics showcased the future of technology.
29 May 2026
Research partnership amplifies Indigenous Amazon voices through sustainability and education
Researchers from Oxford Brookes University are part of a new international partnership supporting Indigenous communities in the Amazon through digital storytelling, sustainability education, and inclusive approaches to learning.
26 May 2026
Take part in Research: Keeping the Faith - How inclusive is the UK Music Industry?
Oxford Brookes is launching a landmark study to uncover how religious identity shapes professional life in the music industry—and they want to hear your story.
18 May 2026
Research traces American wildlife values to European colonization
Data from 18,477 people in 33 countries shows how colonial legacies continue to shape modern views on wildlife.
