Nikolaj won the prize for his book Twenty-First-Century Symbolism.
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Many congratulations to Oscar, who graduated in German and Philosophy.
You are warmly invited to two events with Benjamin Hoffmann, creative writer and Professor of French at Ohio State University.
Doctoral student Ola was awarded the BASEES prize for a paper on Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz.
Doctoral student Hannah has been awarded the prestigious prize by the Society for French Studies.
Professor Karen Leeder has been awarded a residency to translate Durs Grünbein in his home town.
Catriona Seth recently gave an interview to French daily newspaper Le Figaro about Laclos' novel "Les Liaisons dangereuses".
Maryse Condé, French Prelims author - an obituary by an Oxford Modern Languages alumna, Louise Hardwick
To mark the centenary of the death of Franz Kafka, Oxford University is joining together in an initiative called #OxfordReadsKafka.
MSt student Hermán Luis Chávez has been awarded the 2024 Colin Franklin Prize for Book Collecting.
Modern Languages students voted for the winner of the UK Choix Goncourt.
French graduate Connie Sjödin has been awarded the 2024 Rhonda A. Saad Prize for Best Paper.
The latest edition of The Oxford Polyglot, our alumni newsletter, has been published.
Second year doctoral student Jack Nunn has been awarded one of Princeton University’s highest awards, a Sachs Scholarship.
The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages was delighted to welcome Samanta Schweblin to Oxford to deliver the Taylor Lecture on 13 February 2024.
Jane Hiddleston and Nikolaj Lübecker have been shortlisted for the prestigious R. Gapper book prize.
Professor Karen Leeder has been longlisted for the Dublin Literature Award for her translation of Ulrike Almut Sandig's 'Monsters Like Us'.
The latest edition of The Oxford Polyglot is now live.
The Faculty is delighted to announce that this year’s Flash Fiction Competitions in French and Spanish are now open.
The Arts & Humanities Research Council has awarded over one million pounds to a new project on Franz Kafka.