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The Graduate College Newsletter is the newsletter of the research student community at Oxford Brookes. There are three editions published throughout the academic year; in January, May and September. Our September edition includes details of conferments during the previous academic year, as well as upcoming training and networking events for the new academic year.

We welcome involvement from our research students in the form of individual success stories, nominations or awards, grants or funding achievements, as well as research profiles and 'Year in the Life of...' narratives. If you are interested in contributing to a future edition, please email asa-gcnewsletter@brookes.ac.uk.

Issue E20

In this January edition of the Graduate College newsletter, we hear about:

Student's Research topics: European witch trials, gaze behaviour and gait smoothness, conservation education in British zoos, tourism and heritage practices in Brazil.
Student news: helping raise money for Military vs Cancer charity, winning the inspiration impact award, launching a national women network, attending conferences and more.
Student profiles: Research students from across faculties tell us about their research and experience at Oxford Brookes.
Student publications: We hear about the most recent research published in peer review journals by current students and alumni.
Social and networking events: past events such as the symposium at the new Faculty of Health, Science and Technology, Researcher Careers Pathways and upcoming events for 2026.

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Issue E19

In this September edition of the Graduate College newsletter, we see:

Research student news: Celebrating the winners and participants at the Three Minute Thesis competition, what students are doing to gain new skills, dragons and posthumanism, presentations to conferences and engagement with the public.
Student profiles: Research students from across faculties tell us about their research and experience at Oxford Brookes.
Student publications: We hear about the most recent research published in peer review journals by current students and alumni.
Social and networking events: past and upcoming events for 2025-26.
Training events: full list for 2025-26 AY.
Congratulations! Full list of research students awarded their degrees between September 2024 and August 2025.

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Issue E18

In this May edition of the Graduate College newsletter, we see:

Research student news: Celebrating the Annual Research student exhibition, navigating hybrid work, using creativity to disseminate science research, supporting bereaved children in the ICU, conference and school presentations and showcasing a participatory film!
Student profiles: Research students telling us about their research and experience at Oxford Brookes.
Student publications: We hear about the most recent research published in peer review journals by current students and alumni.
Social and networking events: visiting the Museum, writing together, and more exciting upcoming events.

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Issue E17

In this January edition of the Graduate College newsletter, we see:

Research student news: Can traditional beliefs help conservation, notes from the field from one of our doctoral students, alumni spotlight in alma mater, how art can be used to promote inclusivity, successful conference attendance, another great postgraduate. symposium, congratulations to our students and alumni for their achievements!
Other news: Film-making successes by Oxford Brookes undergraduate alumnus.
Student profiles: Research students telling us about their research and experience at Oxford Brookes.
Student publications: We hear about the most recent research published in peer review journals by current students and alumni.
Words from our alumni: A new section in the newsletter to hear about their career path.
Social and networking events: All our upcoming events until the next issue.

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Issue E16

In this September edition of the Graduate College newsletter, we see:

Research student's news: A great collaboration organising a successful conference, research students presenting their research at events and conferences, awards received for their presentations, new books published and much more.
Social and networking events: We congratulate the winners of this year's Three Minute Thesis competition, we include all upcoming social and academic events.
Student's publications: We hear about the most recent research published in peer review journals and books by current students and alumni.
Student's profiles: Research students telling us about their research and experiences at Brookes.
Training: All training opportunities organised by the Graduate college.
Conferment: We congratulate all our research students on the successful outcome of their vivas and awards for the period September 2023 to August 2024.

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Issue E15

In this May edition of the Graduate College Newsletter, we see:

Research student news: our research students presenting at conferences, going the extra mile, British films and WW2, wild birds and the next outbreak?, an alumni telling us about her experience as a researcher in industry
Social and Networking Events: Two great research networking events, shut up and write a student led event, at the Museums, looking for Alice in the Botanical Garden. Plus upcoming events such as the 3 Minute competition, a visit to the Mini Plant, and more.
Congratulations: to our research students for their publications, awards and recognition.
Student's profiles: Research students telling us about their research and experience at Brookes.

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Issue E14

In this January edition of the Graduate College newsletter, we see:

Research student's news: how shade-grown coffee helps biodiversity, talking about waste, saving a small ferry, a successful internship, presenting your research at conferences, five minute presentations. Book edited by research student, is belonging important for University students? and many more!
Other news: OBE for Professor Nekaris, PRES results announced, Research Career Pathways event and HSS Research Conference.
Social and networking events: a Christmas party organised by students, printing in the old fashion way, a postgraduate research Open Day and more upcoming events.
Student's publications: We hear about the most recent research published in peer review journals by current students.
Student's profiles: Research students telling us about their research and experience at Brookes.

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Issue E13

In this September edition of the Graduate College newsletter, we see:

Research student's news: An MBE awarded for documentary work, using all opportunities available and making your own future paths, publishing work in books, presenting research in conferences and to the general public, curator for a book fair, winning a prestigious fellowship, a year in the buddying scheme, using road kills to build a database.
Social and networking events: a short view of some of our past events and information about upcoming social events.
Student's publications: We hear about the most recent research published in peer review journals by current students.
Student's profiles: Research students telling us about their research and experience at Brookes.
Training: The complete list of training opportunities organised by the Graduate college.
Conferment: We congratulate all our research students on the successful outcome of their vivas and awards for the period September 2022 to August 2023.

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