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Uncovering the lives of ‘pioneer’ British Asians

Wed 27 Jun 2018

Associate Professor of British History Dr Yasmin Khan’s research will feature in a BBC2 series this summer

What Schools Need to Know About Neuroscience

Wed 27 Jun 2018

Psychology courses at Continuing Education sparked off a new venture for one headmistress

Six-figure sale for alumna Stephanie Scott’s debut novel

Wed 20 Jun 2018

Stephanie Scott’s debut novel, The Sentence, has sold for six figures in USA and Canada, U.K and Commonwealth and France.

Workshops Turn Poetry into Visual Language

Wed 04 Apr 2018

How many people still read poetry every day? Is poetry relevant in the world beyond books? A new series of workshops explores the interrelation between poetry, structure and visual art

Are You One of the Next Data Scientists?

Tue 03 Apr 2018

It’s more important than ever for individual citizens to be able to interpret everyday data accurately – and a new course and its passionate tutor are here to help.

Welcome Angela Carritt, Continuing Education Librarian

Tue 03 Apr 2018

Continuing Education’s new librarian is already familiar with the Department, having been a student on evening classes for many years.

The Quintessential Oxford Lifelong Learner: Sir Roger Bannister

Tue 03 Apr 2018

Sir Roger Bannister, celebrated for his four-minute mile and as a neurologist and Master of Pembroke College, was an avid lifelong learner who completed our Diploma in Creative Writing, and brought dedication and talent to his studies.

Sue Pemberton, Continuing Education Librarian, to Retire

Tue 06 Feb 2018

Her retirement in March, 2018, after twelve and a half years at Rewley House, and career of nearly forty years working in libraries.

Architect, Patron and Craftsman in Tudor and Early Stuart England

Thu 01 Feb 2018

Volume 6 of Historic Environment series looks at domestic architecture, and is published in honour of Professor Malcolm Airs

Spotlight on Staff: Dr Elizabeth Gemmill

Tue 30 Jan 2018

Associate Professor in History has been opening Continuing Education students’ eyes to the past for nearly two decades

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News

Uncovering the lives of ‘pioneer’ British Asians

What Schools Need to Know About Neuroscience

Six-figure sale for alumna Stephanie Scott’s debut novel

Workshops Turn Poetry into Visual Language

Are You One of the Next Data Scientists?

Welcome Angela Carritt, Continuing Education Librarian

The Quintessential Oxford Lifelong Learner: Sir Roger Bannister

Sue Pemberton, Continuing Education Librarian, to Retire

Architect, Patron and Craftsman in Tudor and Early Stuart England

Spotlight on Staff: Dr Elizabeth Gemmill