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A seminar with Lucy Radford (Sumatran Orangutan Society)27 January 2020
A seminar with Dr Matt Hartely (Yorkshire Wildlife Park)03 February 2020
Get your students ready for the future! We’ll contemplate who we are in the world of social media, and imagine and shape our own futures through art. 10 February 2020
A seminar with Dr Andrew Smith (Anglia Ruskin University)10 February 2020
Immerse your students in bone-chilling fantasy, as we investigate accounts of vampires from the past, and think about the role of books and fiction in our lives. 11 February 2020
Get your students excited for study in this fun-filled, forward-thinking day. We’ll explore what it’s like to learn at university, examine cutting-edge technology and debate whether robots can have morals.12 February 2020
It’s real life Law & Order for your students, as we take Donald Trump to court and spend the day investigating criminology, sex and consent.13 February 2020
Let your students learn all about the history of love, as we uncover sinister Valentine cards, taste the foods associated with love and sex, and explore gender imbalances in relationships. 14 February 2020
A seminar with Julia Migné (Conservation Optimism)17 February 2020
A seminar with Dr Sarah Papworth (Royal Holloway University of London)24 February 2020
A seminar with Prof. Fernando Santoro
With Dr Cedric Tan
A seminar with guest speaker Dr Julia Viebach
With speaker Lucy Vigne
Exploring the themes of 'Borders and Transformations', researchers from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences will deliver thought provoking papers alongside innovative posters in addition to a further session of the highly successful three minute thesis format.
A lively discussion on the legacy of Iris Murdoch to mark her centenary. Join a group of Murdoch experts as they explore the enduring legacy of Murdoch's work.
Find out more about the MA International Relations and MA International Security. The open morning also features a guest lecture 'Thinking critically about terrorism'
Our Postgraduate Open Evenings are an opportunity to find out everything you need to know about postgraduate study at Oxford Brookes.
Film-screening of the 'poetic documentary' "Dreamland" - a 21st century roadmovie from Arctic Norway, focusing on themes of identity, anthropology, history, and Indigeneity.
What is academic writing? In this symposium we undertake a transdisciplinary stance to examining the tightly regulated practices of disciplinary writing. So doing, we will shed light on some of the hidden dynamics and tensions within.
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