TIME magazine named an African business founded by two Oxford Saïd alumni as one of the world’s most influential companies of 2023, alongside Apple and SpaceX.
AVPA partners with The Ownership Project 2.0: Private Capital Owners and Impact
A ground-breaking global competition inviting students and educators worldwide to contribute their innovative solutions to combat climate change has launched.
Awards and accolades for Akshay Mangla’s groundbreaking book
Congratulations to Akshay Mangla, our Associate Professor in International Business and Skoll Centre Fellow, on his recently launched, award-winning book.
Our new Skoll Scholars have arrived, as they set out to build a better world
A bold new partnership between Saïd Business School and Burjeel Holdings will help tackle the climate crisis through a competition for students worldwide.
On anniversary of 'An Inconvenient Truth' an MBA student considers what's changed following Al Gore's recent Oxford appearance
Former US Vice-President Al Gore spoke at Oxford in 2016 and again last month, our MBA student Minahil Amin shares her perspective on the change in tone.
Meet the new cohort of Early Career Research Fellows
How do bureaucratic norms — the informal rules of the game that guide how state agencies operate and execute their mandates — impact public service delivery?
British Academy awards 'Researchers at Risk Fellowship' to Ukrainian Professor, Alona Revko
A major study into the work of the Skoll Centre has revealed that 91% of its scholars have created an initiative that is aiming to address a complex challenge.
Emmy-nominated producer and director recognises Oxford Saïd education
Oxford MBA alumnus, producer and director, Stephen Robert Morse acknowledged his Saïd Business School education after his latest film was nominated for an Emmy.
Inspirational social entrepreneurs join the Oxford MBA class of 2021-22
BeeBank & Brokerage won the Kellogg-Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge and finished second among 126 teams in the Climate Investing Challenge
On 16 April, six teams from the University of Oxford presented their final research projects on social issues for the Skoll Centre's Map the System semi-final.
Two Oxford alumni share £50,000 award for social ventures improving health across Africa
