In this panel discussion as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford, Laureates Sir John Pendry, Paul F Hoffman and William Forsythe engage in a conversation with Professor Ngaire Woods, Dean of the Blavatnik School, discussing insights from their careers, future challenges and which skill each Laureates wished they had outside of their professional field.

Choreographer William Forsythe (2024 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Arts and Philosophy), who opened a new horizon of performing arts by radically renewing methodologies and aesthetics of ballet and dance, delivers a lecture as part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford 2025.

Join Katherine Keneally, Director of Threat Analysis and Prevention at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), for a seminar on the future of terrorism detection and analysis as part of the Calleva-Airey Neave Global Security Seminar Series.

Join Dr Aaron Maniam and Professor Tom Hale in conversation with Kim Stanley Robinson as they explore his creative approaches and how he engages policymakers to create a world better led, served and governed.

This address by Lord Hague of Richmond, Chancellor of the University of Oxford, will inaugurate the Calleva-Airey Neave Global Security Seminar Series. Drawing on his extensive experience in international relations and security, Lord Hague will navigate the intricate terrain of contemporary global security challenges.

Join Professor Kenneth Rogoff, as he discusses his new book Our Dollar, Your Problem, with Professor of Economic and Public Policy Clare Leaver and Professor of Economics Andrea Ferrero.

Join Professor Michelle Craske and Professor Alan Stein for a seminar on unmet mental health needs of emerging adults and the work of the STAND programme.

Many political philosophers theorise not only for the sake of pure theory, but also because they want to convince citizens and policymakers to bring about changes in the real world. Join us for a two day worshop on policy-oriented political philosophy.

Despite significant progress, nearly 90 women and children die every hour in India—mostly from preventable causes. Chandrika Bahadur, CEO of the Antara Foundation, joins Professor Alan Stein to discuss what hinders last-mile progress, what works at scale, and the broader lessons for public health.