🏃Want to train harder? Or make new friends?
@oxford_anthro's @Arran_Davis explains the surprising benefits of exercising with friends in a new @bbcideas x @oxsocsci video.
➡️Watch now: https://t.co/eJWRNscYcF
📢🌟 We are delighted to announce @jacquibroadhead, a leading expert in migration research and policy, as the new Academic Champion for Policy Engagement at @UniofOxford & new chair of our @oxpolicyengaged Steering Group. Welcome Jacqui!
https://t.co/pLWS4CZ0bx
📢 Calling all graduate students @UniofOxford: new fellowship opportunity!
Are you interested in #climate & #health research, and keen to support local policy in #Oxfordshire?
Apply to the Local Policy Lab Fellowship Programme by 2 April!
Find out more 👇https://t.co/Mazl5wQWCW
To celebrate #WorldPoetryDay, hear from writer and poet Lemn Sissay exploring how children from tough backgrounds overcome the odds in this fabulous video featuring research from @yloxford in partnership with @bbcideas
Watch now➡️https://t.co/tpELOwAOz3
#BBCIdeas#SocialSciences
If you are looking for a comprehensive introduction to the UK political space and how you should start building relationships check out our e-learning module👇
✔️Insights into policy process
✔️Self-paced learning
✔️check your knowledge with short quizzes
https://t.co/JT3OficzGa
Six Oxford social scientists have been awarded major government-backed prizes for their influential & life-changing research.
Congrats to:
- Dr Kate Orkin
- Lukas Lehner
- Dr Julia Ebner
- Prof Ricardo Soares de Oliveira
- Tom Mayne
- Dr Tena Prelec
https://t.co/79KSAknDBU
🎉 Congratulations to @LukasLehner of @DSPI_Oxford on being awarded the @ESRC Outstanding Early Career Impact #ImpactPrize for his community-changing job scheme design to reduce long-term unemployment. Congratulations! 👏
@uniofoxford@oxsocsci
🎉Congratulations 🎉 to @julie_renbe on being a finalist for the @ESRC Outstanding Early Career Impact #ImpactPrize for her significant research to understand indicators of violence among online users
@oxford_anthro@UniofOxford
📢🌟NEWS: We’re thrilled that a consortium led by @UniofOxford has won over £18 million #funding from @ESRC for doctoral students in the social sciences!
⬇️Read the full story⬇️
https://t.co/4bGNmes6zB
📣Registration is open!
Join us at our next event on #participatory methodologies in #migration research co-sponsored by @oxsocsci and @UniofOxford Public and Community Engagement with Research
28 Nov, 4.30-6.30pm at @KelloggOx
Register 👇
https://t.co/iBJXEvk2QI
📢Join the @oxpolicyengaged Steering Group!
🔍ECR or mid-career researchers from any department or faculty at @UniofOxford
⏳2 yr appointment
🗓️4 Oct 23
Apply by email to [email protected] with reference to👇 (up to 3)
https://t.co/ufnIMVPpeX
FCDO is committed to supporting transformative development research 🌏📚
As a funder of #YoungLives@yloxford, we’re thrilled to see this work showcased by @LemnSissay on @bbcideas
Find out more about why some children beat the odds: https://t.co/f8uFxkuGYP 📺
7 months ago, @oxsocsci put a call out to its academics asking if they would like to make a short film based on their research, in collaboration with @bbcideas.
6 weeks later, more than 80 amazing ideas came in.
Find out more about the ideas selected ⬇️
https://t.co/hxuiHAAssS
🩸Did you know that 98% of mammals don't have periods?
🫘Do beans have superpowers?
🧒Why do some children beat the odds?
🌍How can we keep cool (and cut emissions)?
Watch four new short films we made in partnership with @bbcideas and expand your mind!
https://t.co/XQB2VjFBj7
What do humans, some primates, some bats, the spiny mouse & the elephant shrew have in common? They all get periods 🩸
Anthropology doctoral student @GKountourides sheds some lighin a great new @bbcideas video co-produced by @oxsocsci and @UniofOxford
📽️ https://t.co/5LHoWGUvDN
Can the humble bean help save the world?
Our new video with @bbcideas & @oxsocsci highlights just how beans might help solve our interconnected climate & food systems challenges.
Watch here: https://t.co/J0YU6w02N3
Are you a scholar who would like to work with @FCDOGovUK? We are offering @britishacademy_ Innovation Fellowships on these topics:
- Impact of Organised Crime on UK Foreign Policy
- History of International Development Policy
- Iran
- India and South Asia
https://t.co/Q8WwWClp6N
📢Exciting opportunity❗️
Two-year secondment for senior professorial level academics in politics, governance and conflict to work in the @FCDOGovUK, guide policy, and shape the direction of our future governance research.
Apply here!⬇️
https://t.co/2oML0SgtYT