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'.
Last week the Department launched its first ever People Awards. The awards were designed to celebrate the contribution and commitment of people in the Department, as well as recognising the support from those across the University of Oxford.
The Department was thrilled to receive a Bronze Award in the recent annual Green Impact Awards, as part of the University of Oxford Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Environmental Sustainability 2023.
We were honoured to receive a gift from one of our awardees, Fata Brian Kaio, Consul General of Samoa, who had travelled over 10,000 miles and 36 hours from Samoa to attend our award ceremony in March 2023.
Lifelong learning will continue to be one of the core skills required by companies globally over the next five years, according to the recent ‘Future of Jobs Report’ from the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Professor Dalrymple has been recognised for his exceptional track record and ongoing pedagogic research and scholarship with the title of Professor of Practice in Lifelong Learning.
Viktoriia Khalanchuk, a student on our Master's in Diplomatic Studies, is the recipient of the University's new scholarship scheme to help graduates from Ukraine whose lives have been impacted by war.
