Modern Languages students voted for the winner of the UK Choix Goncourt.
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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.
Patrick McGuinness has been awarded the Prix Triennal du rayonnement des lettres belges
The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages is keen to support outstanding scholars applying for the Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship scheme
Dr Holly Langstaff's new book on Maurice Blanchot is now available from EUP
Dr Maria Czepiel (Lecturer in Spanish) has won the 2023 SNLS Ann Moss Early Career Essay Prize for her essay ‘Jewish Scholarship in the Lyric Poetry of Benito Arias Montano (ca. 1525–1598)’.
Dr Gibson Ncube, lecturer in the Department of Modern Foreign Languages at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, has joined the MML Faculty as a Visiting Fellow as part of the Africa Oxford Initiative Visiting Fellowship Programme (AfOx VFP).
The Faculty has access to the widest range of graduate funding opportunities of any Modern Languages department in the country.
Traces of the White Rose is a new podcast co-hosted by Dr Alexandra Lloyd, featuring translations by Oxford languages students.
The Faculty is supporting the University of Oxford #AcademicFutures scholarships scheme and is co-funding scholarships for applicants of the Faculty’s MSt and DPhil courses.
The MML Faculty has secured a new donation from the Dieter Schwarz Foundation to support Oxford students to take German from scratch.
Professor Catriona Seth was a guest at the launch in Paris by HM the Queen and Mme Macron of the Franco-British 'Entente Literary Prize'