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NITI Aayog Vice-Chair Shri Suman Bery expands on the country’s outlook and aspirations.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Irene Tracey introduces event to help end everyday racism in Oxford

£1.5 million for new Oxford research initiative on private capital owners and impact.

How do bureaucratic norms — the informal rules of the game that guide how state agencies operate and execute their mandates — impact public service delivery?

Oxford MBA shares insights from the Fellowship at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics

Soumitra has called for the creation of a global network among universities to fast-track innovation and technology in tackling world-scale challenges.

This year's GOTO will challenge Saïd Business School's students to consider how global organisations can address some of the world’s most pressing issues.

Sally Dicketts, alumna of Saïd Business School’s Further Education Strategic Leadership Programme, has been made a Dame in the New Year Honours List 2023.

Dr Matthew Amengual, Associate Professor in International Business, has been reappointed to retiring age at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.

The Entrepreneurship Centre at Saïd Business School held the final of first All-Innovate inter-college competition, with three teams sharing a £30,000 prize pot

Oxford Saïd has donated 330 items from colleagues, collected in just two weeks for a Christmas appeal by our new charity partner, Be Free Young Carers

Professors Jonathan Trevor and Matthias Holweg offer solutions conducive to company culture and innovation capability affected by flexible work

Saïd Business School Dean Soumitra Dutta explains the critical connection between innovation and UN SDGs.

Dr Mary Johnstone-Louis has been promoted to Senior Fellow in Management Practice, focusing on sustainability and meeting demand for cutting-edge teaching.

Four-day week pioneering pilot programme a huge success, new research reveals

'This year’s Black Friday event will be a bellwether to judge shoppers’ reactions to the cost-of-living crisis'

Business schools should increase focus on SME support, says Saïd Business School Dean Soumitra Dutta.

The idea initially came from MBA Entrepreneurship Project.

The United States is leading the world when it comes to affordable and accessible technology, that makes life easier for its people and improves its economy.

There are approximately 12,000 young carers in Oxfordshire.