Horse meat Scandal: First past the post(er)
This February will see Oxford Brookes represented at a Posters in Parliament event; an initiative that celebrates undergraduate research by […]
View ArticleBrookes expert Sarah Whitmore on BBC evening news; “Ukraine unlikely to...
Brookes expert Sarah Whitmore on BBC evening news; “Ukraine unlikely to break-up” Yesterday evening, Brookes’ post-Soviet political expert, Dr Sarah […]
View ArticleTheories of Globalization Workshop
Panelists reflected on the book’s contribution to global studies and research on the global. A recurrent theme was the extent […]
View ArticleOBAH hosts introductory short course into Human Osteology
Enjoyment and learning was had at the recent human osteology short course, held at Oxford Brookes University on 11 April […]
View ArticleHumanities and Social Sciences Research Students’ Conference Held at Brookes
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences hosted its regular Research Students Conference on Saturday 26 April, a well-attended event […]
View ArticleJoanne Bailey uses gender as an analytical tool in all her research into the...
Professor Joanne Bailey uses gender as an analytical tool in all her research into the history of marriage, parenting, and […]
View ArticleMSc Primate Conservation student publishes her research in local African...
Joselyn Mormile, a student on the MSc Primate Conservation course, has been researching human-baboon interaction in South Africa for her […]
View ArticleBrookes historians help two more celebrities trace their roots
Two lecturers from the Department of History, Philosophy and Religion have been helping celebrities understand their family histories in the […]
View ArticleSocial Sciences Senior Lecturer awarded prestigious EU funding for PhD...
Dr Rico Isaacs, Senior Lecturer for the Department of Social Sciences has been granted part of a €3.81M funding award […]
View ArticleLaw at Oxford Brookes ranks 28th in country
The School of Law at Oxford Brookes has climbed to its highest ever ranking in 2015’s Sunday Times Good University […]
View ArticlePhD studentships of up to £14,000 a year available now for January 2015 start
A range of research studentships are now open to applications in ten subject areas across the Faculty of Humanities and […]
View ArticleHow Ought War to be Remembered in Schools?
David Aldridge, Programme lead for Professional Education courses, recently led a seminar at the Institute of Education discussing ‘How […]
View ArticleWildlife Trade on the Internet
The illegal trade in wildlife, including parts of tigers or ivory, continues to thrive on the Internet. Due to the […]
View ArticleHuman-Primate Interactions specialism at Brookes showcased by BBC Earth
Dr Kimberley Hockings’ research on chimpanzees living in human-impacted habitats has been discussed in a fascinating piece published this week […]
View ArticleBritish politics is heading back to 1974
Professor Glen O’Hara, of the Department of History, Philosophy and Religion, has contributed another of his semi-regular pieces on politics […]
View ArticleExplaining and Experiencing Ebola
Dr Jane Stevens Crawshaw recently contributed to an episode of the BBC Radio 4 series Beyond Belief on ‘Plague Narratives and Ebola’ which sought to […]
View ArticleEnglish research success at Brookes
In the recent Research Excellent Framework (REF 2014) exercise, our research in English Literature and Language at Oxford Brookes was […]
View ArticleLemur Conservation Network launch
Dr Giuseppe Donati, Senior Lecturer in Primatology and Biological Anthropology, is one of 40 academics who have joined together to […]
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Professor appointed to key role on conscientious objectors by Lord Chancellor
Professor Peter Edge has been appointed as a lay member of the Advisory Committee on Conscientious Objectors (ACCO). The ACCO is an arm’s length body of the Ministry of Defence with lay members...
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Research finds honey is a sweet treat for chimps during food droughts
New research by an Oxford Brookes academic has found that wild chimpanzees eat honey from wild beehives as a ‘fallback food’ during lean months when forest fruit is in short supply. Chimpanzees...
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