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Dr Karolina Watroba was on BBC Radio 4’s ‘In Our Time’, discussing Thomas Mann’s ‘Death in Venice’.
2023 marks the first year that prospective students can apply to study Beginners’ German as part of Joint Schools degrees.
Dr Jacobo de Camps has been awarded a prestigious MHRA scholarship for 2023–24.
Professor Sophie Marnette has been awarded a grant of £800K by the Fonds national suisse de la recherché scientifique.
Professor Nicholas Cronk has been awarded an honorary doctorate by McGill University.
A pioneering new languages outreach programme, Think Like a Linguist, has been launched by linguists from Oxford and Cambridge universities.
Dr Charlotte Ryland has been awarded the Threlford Cup for her work as Director of the Stephen Spender Trust (SST).
Stipendiary Lecturer in Italian Sean Wyer has been awarded the prestigious Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship.
Patrick McGuinness's new collection of poems, Blood Feather, is published today by Jonathan Cape. There will be a launch later in the term.
This summer, St John's College and Christ Church are running Modern Languages Study Days for Year 12 state school pupils.
Professor Catriona Seth, Dr Jonathan Patterson, and 2 students, Charlotte Price and Timour Antonov, took part in the 2023 event.
MSt student, Reuben Woolley, translated the book 'Jimi Hendrix Live in Lviv' by Andrey Kurkov.
Bookings for our Modern Languages Open Day are now open.
Oleksandr Mykhed premiered his second lecture, entitled 'Ukrainian culture during the full scale invasion', on Friday 10 March 2023.
Professor Catriona Seth FBA MAE has been awarded the prestigious Senior Anniversary Fellowship at the Institute of Advanced Studies in the Humanities in Edinburgh.
Dr Karolina Watroba, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Modern Languages at All Souls College, has received a British Academy Talent Development Award for her ongoing research project ‘Kafka in Korea’.