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Arunma Oteh, Officer of the Order of Niger and Executive in Residence at Oxford Saïd has today launched her new book, All Hands on Deck at the School.

Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, is partnering the Bicester Collection to provide tailored executive education to winners of an entrepreneurship competition.

Following the death of private equity pioneer David Bonderman, a former Dean of Saïd Business School has reflected on the business leader's contribution to Oxford University.

Two new summer school programmes for undergraduates will be launched in 2025, following agreements with a Delhi-based institution.

The first Research Excellence Day was a resounding success.

Twenty five researchers have won awards in the first Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, Research Excellence Awards.

Economist Sir John Kay's latest work has been shortlisted for the Financial Times Schroder book of the year prize.

Delivery of India's infrastructure projects has been transformed with PRAGATI, shows case study.

Black Friday can offer both risks and rewards for consumers and retailers, suggests Professor Jonathan Reynolds, Deputy Dean of Oxford Saïd Business School.

Award winning author Richard Powers and academics from Oxford’s humanities, sciences and social sciences debate climate change, dislocation and the arts.

School students from UAE and Naqeeb Mehdi, a teacher from India, have scooped the top prizes in the Oxford Saïd-Burjeel Holdings Climate Change Challenge 2024.

Oxford is one of the greatest places in the world to dream big.

Leaders from Saïd Business School and Sumgayit State University have shared expertise at a specially convened climate school for Azerbaijani executives.

Five amazing ideas to fight climate change have brought teenaged finalists from around the world to Baku for the 2024 Climate Change Challenge.

Colm Kelleher, chairman of UBS, talked at Saïd Business School this week about his career, the Swiss bank's take over of rival Credit Suisse - and culture.

Hollywood to The Hague? The cinematic true story of Eric Clement's Oxford success is listed for a prize at the Hague International Film Festival next month.

Deputy Dean Jonathan Reynolds is part of a key smart data project consortium which has received £22 million of funding.

Ahead of World Teachers' Day, our alumni Riz Ahmed tells the story of EqualEd, a social enterprise he set up to deliver education around the globe.