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A professor from Oxford Brookes University has contributed to a new research briefing for the UK Parliament examining how indoor air pollutants affect people’s health.

Abingdon & Witney College opened their new Net Zero Skills Hub last week, with a launch event at their Abingdon campus. Attended by over 60 employers and stakeholders including those from the construction, building, building services and sustainability industries, the event was an exciting opportunity to view the new training centre and to hear from experts about the importance of training for solving the climate emergency.

Oxford Brookes University has once again performed strongly in Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF), an annual national-level assessment of how universities benefit the economy and society.

Two delegations of senior representatives from Oxford Brookes University recently travelled to China and Kenya to attend graduation ceremonies at Chengdu University of Technology and Nairobi Hospice. In both countries, students were awarded dual degrees from their home university and Oxford Brookes.

An Oxford Brookes University healthcare research group is featured in a commemorative book that celebrates 75 years of medical breakthroughs and the National Health Service.

There is still time to contribute toward our Wellbeing of Entrepreneurial Teams questionnaire. Well-being is not just about an individual’s life satisfaction, but is concerned with realising one’s full potential (eudaimonic well-being).

They want to be clear on the barriers you are now facing to your future growth and what you believe could make a real and impactful difference in removing those barriers.

Have a project that could benefit from student resources? There are numerous opportunities at the Business School to work with our students and tutors to get free consultancy. Many local businesses have utilised these resources as an opportunity to address pieces of work that never reach the top of the priority list.