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MML undergraduates can now apply to support the Faculty's outreach events and activities!
2024 marks the 26th year for the NTA, and the 10th year to award separate prizes in poetry and prose.
Oxford MML alumna Dr Kelsey Rubin-Detlev has been awarded a Level II Digital Humanities Advancement Grant.
Karen Leeder's translation of Ulrike Almut Sandig's Shining Sheep has been longlisted for the award.
The panel discussion ‘Hunger Artistry: Kafka and the Art of Starvation’ which took place in May is now available online.
With the support of the Astra Foundation, the Voltaire Foundation is pleased to provide a donation for the programme.
The prize is awarded to the best essay on an Argentinian topic by a graduate student at a UK university.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2024 round of Lidl Year Abroad prizes!
The University has released information and dates for this year’s undergraduate admissions test (MLAT).
The Faculty congratulates Bridget Phillipson on her appointment as Secretary of State for Education.
The Trinity 2024 edition of our alumni newsletter is now live.
Professor Catriona Seth was involved in the preparation of an exhibition at the Invalides on duels and duelling.
Three French colleagues have produced a volume of essays on poetry by the late Michael Sheringham.
A new OPEN Leaders project develops capacity, awareness and infrastructure for policy engagement across MML.
We’re delighted to announce that our 2024 Language Teachers’ Conference will be held on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 September at Somerville College.
André Penafiel was decorated with the title Comendador da Ordem de Camões by the Portuguese President.
The new series features colleagues from across the University as part of Oxford Reads Kafka.
Doctoral student Georgina has been awarded the grant to conduct archival research.
A groundbreaking exhibition of women artists at Tate Britain includes Katherine Read, on whom Catriona Seth has worked extensively.