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‘You are all members of the Oxford Saïd family now.’

Five of the most prestigious awards in academic thought leadership have been won by professors from Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.

It is official: Mark Bramwell is a legend and not just in Saïd Business School terms - on a global level.

Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Academic Director of the Entrepreneurship Centre has been honoured with this year’s Educational Impact Award.

Calling young climate heroes in Oxfordshire.

Jyotveer Gill, our Associate Director for Education Technology and Web Development, has been honoured as one of the UK’s top 100 Asian Technology Stars. 

Saïd Business School’s Academic Planning Assistant, Andre Penafiel, has been honoured with the Order of Camões for service to Portuguese language and culture.

Professor Andrew Stephen has been appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia in the King’s Birthday Honours list in Australia

Akshat Saraf and Jorge Garduño scooped the $50,000 second prize at the World Championship final of the Microsoft Imagine Cup.

Our Oxford Saïd sports stars competed in the 2024 MBAT HEC Paris Tournament, delivering an outstanding performance to secure third place in the ‘MBA Olympics.'

Associate Professor of Operations Management Agni Orfanoudaki has been recognised by Poets&Quants in their Best 40-Under-40 MBA Professors.

Our Open Executive Education has been ranked seventh in the world and second in the UK, in the 2024 Financial Times Executive Education rankings.

Lucas Rollinson (first), Tinu Reji (second) and Emma Higginson (third) are the winners of the first Oxford-Intesa Sanpaolo Prize for Economics and Management.

Oxford Saïd has been awarded five years’ reaccreditation by the prestigious, internationally-recognised EQUIS - a mark of the quality across the School's work.

Saïd Business School’s DP World Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Thomas Hellmann, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by Ghent University.

Saïd Business School's Deputy Dean for Faculty and Research has been named the UK’s most-published author by the American Marketing Association.

The Financial Times has named Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford a double winner in their first global Responsible Business Education Awards.

This year's Global Opportunities and Threats: Oxford (GOTO) challenge will see Oxford Saïd students providing industry-wide solutions to complex issues.

The Burjeel Holdings Oxford Saïd Climate Change Challenge has announced the winners of its global challenge, following 607 submissions from 43 countries.

The Burjeel Holdings-Oxford Saïd Climate Change Challenge has announced the finalists of its worldwide competition, with entries across 43 countries.