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Meet staff and students, tour colleges and departments, and find out more about Oxford

Come and see us! Our undergraduate Open Day is on 19 September
Meet staff and students, tour colleges and departments, and find out more about Oxford
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Oxford researchers are at the forefront of one of the most exciting frontiers in sustainable energy - natural hydrogen

Natural hydrogen - the untapped solution to decarbonisation?
Oxford researchers are at the forefront of one of the most exciting frontiers in sustainable energy – natural hydrogen
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Radcliffe Camera (Image credit: Tanongsak Mahakusol / Graduate Photography Competition)

Graduate courses now open for 2026-27 entry
From postgraduate certificates to doctorates, browse our range of courses
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Join us for a weekend of discovery, connection and celebration for Oxford alumni
Credit: Ian Wallman

Meeting Minds returns on 19–21 September
Join us for a weekend of discovery, connection and celebration for Oxford alumni
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Make sure you make use of our extensive Application Guide to help you through each section of the form

Will you be sitting an undergraduate admissions test?
Only registered candidates can book a test – register by 6pm BST on Friday 19 September

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Expert Comment: If multiculturalism has failed, then what about integration?

Events

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20Sep

Pop-up Print Room Display: Inspired by Living Nature

Ashmolean Museum
20Sep

Nature & Printmaking Workshop for Families

Ashmolean Museum

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Oxford skyline in black and white

University response to recent events in Israel, Gaza and the Middle East
Information, advice and support for staff and students impacted
'The Librarians' film poster

The Librarians
24 Sep, 6pm at the Weston, book now for this film screening and discussion
Professor Nick Eyre

Leading the way to net zero
Emeritus Professor Nick Eyre on the need for public policy to help shape how we transition to a post-carbon society in a just and equitable way
Sculpture in the Ashmolean

Poetry in the galleries
27 Sep, 2–3pm in the Ashmolean, a free drop-in activity
Syringe and vial

£118 million for AI immunology
Oxford launches major new AI vaccine research programme with the Ellison Institute of Technology
Foot stepping on a weight scale

Oxford in The Conversation
Serious mental illness often brings rapid weight gain – but support is missing
illuminated circuitry

Blavatnik School of Government blog
Jaguar Land Rover to M&S: our cyber policy blind spot
The word 'conspiracy'

The OUP Blog
Let’s stop talking about conspiracy 'theories'
podcast immunity

Featured podcast
Ebola virus persistence: implications for human-to-human transmission and new outbreaks
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University response to the invasion of Ukraine
Information, advice and support for staff and students impacted
Oxplore truth

Oxplore: the Home of Big Questions
Explore the University’s innovative website for 11-18 year olds

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