The Micro-Internship Programme offers Oxford students the chance to gain hands-on experience by observing and supporting real projects across a wide range of sectors, from academia and heritage to law, publishing, tech, and beyond.. These short placements last up to five days, run in Weeks 9 and 10 of Hilary term, and may be in person, remote, or hybrid. Apply by 1 February.
From application and interview support to sector insights and inspiring guest speakers, Hilary term offers a wide range of opportunities for students at every stage of career planning. Term planner highlights include the Creative Careers Festival in 4th week, the Crankstart and Diversity Fair in 7th week, and ongoing internship application support throughout the term.
The Radcliffe Science Library invites science and medicine postgraduates to give a short, engaging 5–7 minute talk on their research. It’s a great chance to practice explaining your work clearly and succinctly - perfect preparation for the DPhil transfer or upcoming conferences - and to connect with other researchers in a relaxed setting. A complimentary pizza lunch will follow the talks.
Radcliffe Science Library , Friday 20 March 2026, 12:00–13:00 followed by lunch.
Canada/USA Mathcamp is looking for math graduate students as leaders for its summer 2026 session.
When: June 23rd, 2026 to August 7th, 2026
Where: Champlain College, Burlington, Vermont
Compensation: $6,600 plus room, board, travel, and other work-related expenses
Application Deadline: February 11th, 2026
On Friday October 31st at 12 pm in S2.37, Mathematrix is hosting a discussion with Ian Griffiths (one of our mental health first aider) about how to protect your mental health while studying an intense graduate degree at Oxford.
All master's and PhD students are encouraged to attend. A sandwich lunch will be provided.
No, you're not losing it, it really is 2pm. A special session:
Join bestselling author Simon Singh and Oxford Mathematician turned educator Junaid Mubeen for a session on maths communication. Learn how to present mathematics in a way that is both accessible and engaging, and how to apply these principles in a teaching context.
We are pleased to announce that the Graduate School researcher training programme for Michaelmas term has now been finalised and is open for booking. Sessions are available free of charge to postgraduate students across the University. All training sessions are offered in hybrid format and can be joined either in person in the Graduate School Room in Rewley House (Wellington Square) or online through Teams.