Activate Learning celebrates Black History Month
Black History Month is a month of events that run throughout October and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Black communities worldwide.
Education
Personal safety event takes place on campus
Oxford Brookes University is holding a personal safety event for students, staff and local residents today, Tuesday, 4 October 2022. The event will take place from 11.00am – 3.00pm in the John Henry Brookes Building at the University’s Headington Campus.
How do we educate business school students of the future?
Last month, our B4 podcast ‘The Sharp End’ saw Frank Nigriello, B4 Chairman and Group Director of Corporate Affairs, Unipart Group, conduct an in-depth interview with Tim Vorley, Pro Vice Chancellor, and Dean of Oxford Brookes Business School. The fascinating online discussion, was attended by other B4 business members, including Grant Thornton, OSEP and Oxford […]
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Ukrainian Culture Weeks
The Ukrainian Culture Weeks will open hearts, arms, galleries and stages for the celebration of classical music, authentic visual performances and exhibitions, as well as talks of blue-chip artists of Ukraine, all of them impacting the world culture today, leaving traces in the past and in future of the global art and music scene. These events will […]
Oxford Brookes alumnus becomes cycling world record holder
A cycling world record has been smashed by Dan Bigham, a former Oxford Brookes University student.
At The Sharp End with Tim Vorley
Tim Vorley, Pro Vice Chancellor and Dean of Oxford Brookes Business School talks about the challenges of bringing the business school back to a post COVID world, his early successes in leading the Business School and the challenges that lie ahead.
At The Sharp End with Tim Vorley (with Q&A)
Tim Vorley, Pro Vice Chancellor and Dean of Oxford Brookes Business School talks about the challenges of bringing the business school back to a post COVID world, his early successes in leading the Business School and the challenges that lie ahead.
Oxford Brookes University students are the first apprentices in the UK...
A pair of Oxford Brookes University graduates have become the first two students in the country to qualify as Chartered Architects by completing a full apprenticeship programme that combines university learning and practical experience.
Oxford Brookes University mooting team win prestigious national mooting competition
Two Oxford Brookes University students studying for the Graduate Diploma in Law won a highly prestigious, national mooting competition earlier this week.
Oxford Brookes Racing take home 7 awards from Silverstone
Oxford Brookes Racing (OBR) picked up seven awards from the Formula Student (FS) competition at Silverstone which took place on the weekend of 9-10 July.
State school achieves stellar results at inaugural IB Diploma Exams
Europa School UK students and staff were celebrating together following the release of their first ever set of International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma results that will enable students to attend some of the best universities in the world including Oxbridge and universities across Europe such as Heidelberg, Germany and Leiden, The Netherlands. 100% of the students […]
At the Sharp End – CEO FOCUS: Gary Headland, Activate Learning
In the first of a series of regular interviews with CEO’s both in and outside of the B4 community, we meet new Activate Learning CEO, Gary Headland. B4 Chairman Frank Nigriello is your host.
T Levels – the next level qualification
Hear from members of B4’s Skills Ecosystem about T Levels and how they can support your business.