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One of Saïd Business School’s key ambitions is to bring Oxford University expertise and research to people around the world.

In their ground-breaking new book, Why Workplace Wellbeing Matters, Jan-Emmanuel De Neve and George Ward, from the University of Oxford, present their expertise in happiness.

Fresh insights from the World Happiness Report 2025, released today, shows that sharing meals is a strong indicator of subjective wellbeing.

Our award-winning faculty member, Associate Professor Agni Orfanouda, has contributed to a major new AI report for the Greek government.

The United States (US) leads the world in access to, and use of, information and communications technology (ICT), the 2024 Network Readiness Index has shown.

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

Associate Professor Anette Mikes has been given tenure at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School. In this celebration interview, she talks about her career.

Global Innovation Index shows Switzerland, Sweden, US, Singapore, UK top ranking; China, Türkiye, India, Vietnam, Philippines among fastest ten year risers.

A new global study led by Saïd Business School proves that inclusive advertising and positive gender portrayals can drive sales and business growth.

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

New insights from the Oxford-GlobeScan Global Corporate Affairs Survey 2024 Report, conducted by Saïd Business School and GlobeScan have been published.

The Oxford-Hyundai Motor Group Foresight Centre was yesterday launched at Oxford’s historic Convocation House.

Andrew Stephen AM, L’Oreal Professor of Marketing at Saïd Business School, has previewed a global first-ever study into progressive advertising.

The EY organisation’s latest research with Saïd Business School reveals new insights into what happens during transformation.

Large family-led organisations will benefit from new guidance, discussion, and case studies on how to scale their impact and address global challenges.

Fresh insights from the World Happiness Report 2024, released today, paint the richest picture yet of happiness trends across different ages and generations.

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

Saïd Business School and HEC Montréal have renewed their commitment to offer scholarships and research positions to exceptional graduates.

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

New data-backed insights and best practices for shifting from a shareholder primacy to a stakeholder value creation business model have been published.