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It's the week 3 student bulletin!

This week we have an update on Prelims Corner, a talk on the Mathematics of wound healing by Prof. Tanniemola Liverpool, PhD opportunities, and more!

It's the week 2 student bulletin!

We're sure that you've all settled back into your regular routines in Oxford now! This week we've got some more information on future Fridays@2 events and a number of internship and career opportunities. Today is also the deadline for Oxford SU sabbatical officer elections. Scroll down to find out more!

It's the Week 1 Student Bulletin!
 

We hope you enjoyed your first week of lectures, classes and tutorials. This week, we've got some exciting events, career opportunities, and more!
 

It's the week 0 student bulletin!

We hope that you enjoyed your winter holidays, and that you're back in Oxford feeling refreshed and ready to take on Hilary.  We have plenty of activities in the Bulletin this week. Career and graduate study opportunities, Oxford Nightline training, and more!

If you haven't been watching our mathematicians playing with their toys on social media, you can now watch the first compilation via YouTube. The films seemed to have worked well, not least because they strike a balance between entertainment and education which can sound patronising, but which is where social media can work.

In the Week 2 student bulletin: 

Mid-Term lecture questionnaires for Michaelmas are now available! 

The questionnaire will appear on each of your course pages on Moodle (https://courses.maths.ox.ac.uk/).

For those of you who are new - and those of you who are old - Café π downstairs offers breakfast, lunch and afternoon treats, alongside various promotions and free pop-ups. 

The lunchtime menu always offers vegetarian and vegan options. 

And you can build up points via a loyalty card.

Welcome (or welcome back) to Oxford, to the Mathematical Institute, and to the Student Bulletin!

For those of you who are new, the Student Bulletin is circulated each Friday afternoon.

This week's Bulletin is a long one, but well worth the read!