How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education
Mon 16 Nov · 17:00
Mansfield College
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A talk titled 'How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education' will occur on 16 November 2026 at Mansfield College in Oxford. The discussion will feature several prominent figures in academia, exploring the importance of diversity and pluralism in universities and the challenges they face. Attendance is free.
Join Oxford Heads of House to explore how diversity and pluralism strengthen universities, the challenges they face and how to support them.
Baroness Valerie Amos (Master of University College), Professor Beth Breeze OBE (Principal of Harris Manchester), Lord David Isaac (Provost of Worcester), Jude Kelly CBE (Master of St Catz), Lord Mendoza (Provost of Oriel College) and Helen Mountfield KC (Principal of Mansfield) in conversation with Professor David Ruebain, Free Speech Officer and Pro Vice-Chancellor for Culture Diversity and Inclusion at the University of Sussex discuss why diversity and pluralism – of both people and ideas – are fundamental to the intellectual strength of universities, the challenges they face, and how universities can protect and promote them.
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How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education takes place on Monday, 16 November 2026 at 17:00.
How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education is held at Mansfield College in Oxford (Mansfield Road, Oxford, OX1 3TF).
Entry to How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education is free.
The forecast for How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education is Overcast · 9°C. Rain likely — worth a coat for the walk in.
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A talk titled 'How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education' will occur on 16 November 2026 at Mansfield College in Oxford. The discussion will feature several prominent figures in academia, exploring the importance of diversity and pluralism in universities and the challenges they face. Attendance is free.
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Join Oxford Heads of House to explore how diversity and pluralism strengthen universities, the challenges they face and how to support them.
Baroness Valerie Amos (Master of University College), Professor Beth Breeze OBE (Principal of Harris Manchester), Lord David Isaac (Provost of Worcester), Jude Kelly CBE (Master of St Catz), Lord Mendoza (Provost of Oriel College) and Helen Mountfield KC (Principal of Mansfield) in conversation with Professor David Ruebain, Free Speech Officer and Pro Vice-Chancellor for Culture Diversity and Inclusion at the University of Sussex discuss why diversity and pluralism – of both people and ideas – are fundamental to the intellectual strength of universities, the challenges they face, and how universities can protect and promote them.
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How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education takes place on Monday, 16 November 2026 at 17:00.
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How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education is held at Mansfield College in Oxford (Mansfield Road, Oxford, OX1 3TF).
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Entry to How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education is free.
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The forecast for How diversity and pluralism enrich higher education is Overcast · 9°C. Rain likely — worth a coat for the walk in.
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