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Researchers at Oxford Brookes University have documented how and why different species of primate are changing their behaviours to survive near humans.
International expert on blasphemy laws at Oxford Brookes discusses on Sky News the reported investigation into actor Stephen Fry for blasphemy.
Two fee-waiver scholarships are now available to students on the MSc Primate Conservation or MRes Primatology and Conservation courses, for a 2017 start.
Scientists are one step closer to understanding the secretive bay cat after capturing camera trap footage (below) of species in a forest where it was thought it did not exist.
Oxford Brookes hosts the second Student Research Conference as part of the University's Get Published! initiative.
Staff from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences have received five nominations across the six categories of the fifth annual Brookes Union Teaching Awards.
Professor Tina Miller presented evidence in Westminster as an expert witness for an inquiry into fathers and the workplace.
A recent article by researchers at Oxford Brookes University has investigated the ongoing illegal trade in reptiles in Moroccan markets.
The ways in which gender shapes modern family lives is a fascinating topic, especially as research shows that parents’ capacities to care and/or work are not biologically-determined, as assumed in previous generations.
Two Oxford Brookes students attended Parliament last week for an event at which the UK’s best undergraduate research was presented.
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