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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.

Future of Work in Government programme is led by Oxford Saïd for middle managers in Gulf states.

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

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.

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 students and alumni have competed at each of the last eight Olympic games, and Paris will be no exception.

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

Athol Williams, Lecturer in Management at Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, is granted the highest recognition an Oxford college can bestow.

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

Saïd Business School is playing host to a landmark event, involving some of India’s most high-profile and influential business leaders.

The world's first bespoke cybersecurity governance enablement programme, Lighthouse, has been announced, in a partnership with global cybersecurity firm ISTARI.

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

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

Saïd Business School’s Professor of Financial Economics Ludovic Phalippou has created the first cinematised educational case study in finance.

Award winning academic, Professor Martin Schmalz, has been appointed the first Real Estate Professor and lead of Oxford Future of Real Estate Initiative (FoRE).

Two new academics have joined Oxford Saïd with expertise in strategy, expanding our number of faculty members to a record 88.  

The multi-award-winning poet and academic Athol Williams has joined Saïd Business School as a Lecturer in Management.

Oxford Saïd Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation has been selected to to advise the Bank of England (BoE) and HM Treasury (HMT) on the digital pound.

Emeritus Professor Bent Flyvbjerg's book How Big Things Get Done has won international awards and plaudits since its publication, selling over 100,000 copies.