Lectures in Oxford
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FREEPATRIACH OF CONSTANTINOPLE BARTHOLOMEW I AT OXFORD
📍 University Church of St Mary the Virgin
FREEValedictory Lecture: Anti-fascism in British politics and culture 1933-1945
📍 Kellogg College
Human Connection in the Age of AI
📍 Reuben College
£11.55
FREEHAC Public Lecture with Professor Janet Lord
📍 Brookes University Headington Campus
FREEOxford Mathematics Public Lectures
📍 Mathematical Institute - L1
FREEDecolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline
FREENational Emergency Briefing showing
📍 Warwick Hall
FREEOxford Mathematics Public Lectures
📍 Mathematical Institute - L1
Medicine and Faith: a career and a life with Dr Ben Doolittle
📍 Rhodes House
FREEWhat can we learn from Vienna for tackling the 21st c. housing question?
📍 Rewley House
FREEDonald Russell Memorial Lecture 2026
📍 Garden Quad Auditorium, St John's College
Translating the Bible: A Study Afternoon
📍 Sir Michael Dummett Lecture Theatre, Christ Church
Free - £15.00
FREEFantasy Literature Seminar Series: The Weird and the Wonderful
📍 The Life and Mind Building - Lecture Theatre 1
FREEAccessible colour: the challenges of colour blindness
📍 Clerici Learning Studio (CLC 1.12)
FREEIphigenia at Aulis | Oxford Greek Play 2026 Pre-Show Talk
📍 Balliol College
FREEFantasy series: Dr Octavia Cox ‘Imaginative Fantasy in the 18th Century'
📍 Fitzhugh Auditorium, Cohen Quad (Exeter College)
FREEOxford Water Network Michaelmas Term
📍 NDM Building, Oxford Martin School
FREERoyal Banquets, State Occasions - and Other Near Disasters!
📍 Clerici Learning Studio (CLC 1.12)
FREEBartlemas: Oxford's hidden sanctuary
📍 East Oxford Community Centre
FREEStressing cells to make them talk - hijacking cell communication to improve healthy ageing
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Lectures in Oxford — Guide
Lectures in Oxford are a fantastic way to engage with thought-provoking topics and experts from various fields. They often appeal to individuals seeking deeper knowledge or simply curious minds who enjoy lively discussions and debates. Whether you're exploring science, history, literature, or technology, there's always something enlightening happening.
These lectures typically take place in diverse venues such as pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated talks & lecture spaces. They can occur weekly, monthly, or occasionally, depending on the series or speaker schedule. Expect a mix of interactive sessions, panel discussions, and Q&A opportunities that encourage audience participation and enrich the learning experience.