News 06 December 2018 Alumna writes about gender reform in Pakistan Alumna Quratulain Fatima (MPP 2015) argues for taking heed from Rwanda and Ethiopia to push for gender reform in Pakistan in this article for Thomson Reuters Foundation News. Inclusion Ethiopia ... Pakistan Rwanda Related links Ethiopia’s change is a bold chance for gender reform in Pakistan Recent news All news News 17 May 2024 MPP students visit UK Parliament for the launch of new project to explore international perspectives on conservatism A new project at the Blavatnik School, 'International Perspectives on Conservatism’, led by Tom Simpson with the assistance of Dr Madeleine Armstrong, will explore the principles, evolution, and contemporary relevance of conservatism. The School International Perspectives on Conservatism News 14 May 2024 Public service leaders united to eradicate corruption Held for the second year in a row, the Public Corruption Turnarounds programme successfully concluded after an intensive three-days in Oxford on the 1–3 May. Integrity News 09 May 2024 Blavatnik School team wins Vice-Chancellor’s Award for innovative teaching The team behind an immersive two-day teaching module, which aims to prepare future policymakers for a crisis-prone world, has won the Vice-Chancellor’s Innovative Teaching and Assessment Award, part of a celebration of excellence across the University. The School Case Centre on Public Leadership
News 17 May 2024 MPP students visit UK Parliament for the launch of new project to explore international perspectives on conservatism A new project at the Blavatnik School, 'International Perspectives on Conservatism’, led by Tom Simpson with the assistance of Dr Madeleine Armstrong, will explore the principles, evolution, and contemporary relevance of conservatism. The School International Perspectives on Conservatism
News 14 May 2024 Public service leaders united to eradicate corruption Held for the second year in a row, the Public Corruption Turnarounds programme successfully concluded after an intensive three-days in Oxford on the 1–3 May. Integrity
News 09 May 2024 Blavatnik School team wins Vice-Chancellor’s Award for innovative teaching The team behind an immersive two-day teaching module, which aims to prepare future policymakers for a crisis-prone world, has won the Vice-Chancellor’s Innovative Teaching and Assessment Award, part of a celebration of excellence across the University. The School Case Centre on Public Leadership