Join this immersive walk-through experience and share your commuting experiences. Explore the extraordinary challenges faced by workers and women across Latin America, many of whom traverse huge cities and cross international borders daily just to do their jobs. From wild animals to unsafe transport and threats of violence, their commutes are anything but ordinary. Part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science.
Could you be a food stylist, a drone pilot, or a laughter therapist? Spin the Careers Wheel to uncover surprising jobs. Explore your dream workplace and build your Dream Role Passport. And don't forget to strike a pose in our Future Me photo booth! Part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science.
Explore the invisible human element behind AI in the workplace through interactive sessions with a Rubik's Cube and insightful discussions with researchers. Part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science.
This October Half Term be inspired by the grotesque guardians of Oxford’s buildings and make your own air dry clay monster to take home!
Step into Oxford's chilling past at this hair-raising, spine-tingling evening of spooky storytelling, in the eerie setting of the museum after dark.
Halloween fun! Come and join us for an hour of creative movement activities and sensory play.
Please touch! Discover our past by getting hands-on with real and replica historic objects at the Museum of Oxford!
Always wanted to know about our city? Come and listen to our guide take you from the Oxford of the Saxon times to the present day on this guided tour of the Museum.
This guided tour of the Museum explores the stories of the city, and the city of stories, including Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Oxford as a film location, and more!
In this hands-on, informative and fun event you will be able to share your experiences of juggling daily family life and paid work and learn more about how other families cope, both in the UK and beyond. Part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science.
This talk highlights the role played by the Oxf and Bucks Light Infantry in the WWI Iraq campaign, and by Indian soldiers in the war. With Stephen Barker.
Craft a paper lantern inspired by Oxford's historical gas lamps! Download a free template and let your creativity shine from home.
