Oxford University Associate Professor Jonathan Healey’s new book The Blood in Winter explores England on the brink of civil war in 1642, earning strong reviews in both the UK and US ahead of its September release in America.
Oxford University will release the Watson Collection on 15 Aug 2025, marking VJ Day 80. This WWII archive of 2,600 items reveals the story of RAF POW Frank Watson and his wife May, through letters, diaries, photos, and official records.
This new seminar series will be a showcase for the intellectual excitement of the history and archaeology of the medieval period, with a focus on societies, economies and landscapes. Join us throughout May and June 2025!
Three Oxford Continuing Education academics have been conferred the title of full Professor in the University of Oxford’s 2024 Recognition of Distinction exercise.
Towards the end of 2023, Dr Claire O’Mahony, Associate Professor in History of Art and Design, collaborated with a set of colleagues in Ukraine on the tapestry exhibition, Music of Colour.
Dr Selvakumar Ramachandran, tutor for the Advanced Diploma in IT Systems Analysis and Design, is harnessing virtual reality technology to enhance the accessibility of our physical environment.
Congratulations to our Director of Studies in the History of Art, on her new publication 'Courtly Mediators: Transcultural Objects between Renaissance Italy and the Islamic World'.
