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Daria Nepochatova, DPhil student in Slavonic Studies at the Faculty of Medieval & Modern Languages, has been awarded second prize at the 2025 UKRAINET PhD Thesis Presentation Contest.
BRAZILIAN LITERATURE IN THE SPOTLIGHT “Brazil Week” aims to raise awareness about the richness and diversity of Brazilian culture by organising a number of free events open to students, academics, and the general public.
We were delighted to welcome Lord Hague to the faculty on Thursday 29 January. The Chancellor met with academics, professional services staff and student representatives.
A lecture by eminent Brazilian historian Lilia Moritz Schwarcz.
Prof. Karen Leeder was broadcast on BBC radio in December 2025 Poetry - Reading, writing, editing and translating STW 22 December 2025 BBC Radio 4 How much can we truly know about the inner lives of others?
A major conference on Beaumarchais will take place in Oxford on 4 and 5 June 2026. It is organised by Dr Linda Gil of the University of Montpellier and Professor Catriona Seth of Oxford's Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages.
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UNIQ is Oxford’s free access programme for UK state school students. Featuring a sustained contact programme and in-person summer residential, you’ll be taught by Oxford academics and explore subjects aligned with your academic interests.
Our annual creative writing competitions for school pupils are now open for submission
Congratulations to Professor Cláudia Pazos Alonso on the recent publication in Brazil of a collection of essays in her honour, titled De sóror e outras Florbelas: textos do Congresso em comemoração dos 100 anos do livro de “Sóror Saudade” e homenagem a
The Oxford Kafka Research Centre is pleased to announce its 2026 Kafka Undergraduate Essay Prize
The Call For Papers for Living With Kafka International Conference is now available and the deadline to apply is 20 December 2025.
Congratulations to Shaw Worth, a joint DPhil student in French and English, who was elected on November 2 to a highly competitive Prize Fellowship at All Souls College.
Cameron Etherton (Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford) and Eve Judah (Newnham College, Cambridge) have been awarded a generous grant by the Society for French Studies.
Professor Catriona Seth was President of the 2025 Institut Universitaire de France Selection Panel The Institut Universitaire de France (IUF) distinguishes 200 academics in France (100 at junior and 100 at senior level) every year across all disciplines.
At the invitation of Professor Francesca Pagani and the PhD programme in Transcultural Studies in Humanities of the University of Bergamo, Professor Catriona Seth recently gave a guest lecture titled "Who’s that in the painting?
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