We value your insights and invite you to share how your lecture courses are going so far! This is a chance to let us know what's working well and what could be improved, now that you have attended a few of your courses' lectures, and we can then enact any changes required whilst term is still ongoing.
We are looking for Oxford Maths Ambassadors!
Ambassadors are students that make our outreach events truly welcoming and friendly, and make sure that things run smoothly. They’re pro-active and enthusiastic about Maths, and they work with us on open days, the Maths Festival, school visits, and online events like OOMC and the MAT Livestream. We pay our ambassadors Oxford Living Wage for most events.
Every new term begins with a question: not simply what will we learn, but how might what we learn change the way we see the world? Over the coming weeks, I hope you will feel encouraged to question, explore, make connections, and discover ideas that stay with you long after this course ends.
Welcome to the beginning of our journey together.
Oxford Edge, Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation for the University of Oxford, has curated AI/ML Challenges together with G-Research, starting in November.
Students will work in teams on 16 open problems at the frontier of AI and machine learning, from more capable agents and LLMs to AI for science, infrastructure and safety.
We’re pleased to invite you to the Oxford MATLAB Bootcamp, taking place on Thursday 22 October 2026 in Software Lab A, Level 6, Thom Building, Parks Road, OX1 3PJ.
Led by Rory Adams from MathWorks, the bootcamp is designed for students and researchers who already use MATLAB and would like to develop more effective workflows for research, modelling, code development, and technical projects.