Philosophy, Disability and Social Change 4 (#PhiDisSocCh4) comprises presentations by disabled philosophers whose cutting-edge research challenges members of the philosophical community.

Join our Q&A session and hear from four of our fantastic current MPP students about their classes and academic work, life at the School, and the exciting opportunities available to you as a student at Oxford University.

The Alfred Landecker Programme is pleased to host the presentation of the ground-breaking book The Christian Right in Europe: Movements, Networks, and Denominations.

Join the Minerva Global Security Programme for the official launch of the special issue on "Change in Armed Conflict," as featured in the International Political Science Review.

Join this webinar to find out more about the Rising Public Leaders Programme from past participants and Academic Directors Roxana Radu and Chris Stone.

Anyone interested in applying for the Master of Public Policy (MPP), MSc in Public Policy Research, DPhil programme or executive programmes, is invited to learn more about the School and what it offers.

Join Peter Loewen in conversation with Maya Tudor, Associate Professor of Public Policy, as they discuss one of the first systematic analyses of gender’s effect on attitudes toward workplace automation and artificial intelligence (AI).

Tobias Cremer discusses the central themes of his new book, The Godless Crusade, with a response by Maya Tudor, and chaired by Tom Simpson.