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Access Week 2025: From Local to Global

Designed to emulate 'a week in the life of an Oxford undergraduate', Access Week is an annual summer residential at Pembroke College. Select pupils from our target regions who have participated in our Access and Outreach programmes were invited to attend the residential, which took place this summer. We welcomed 120 pupils who participated in tutorials, seminars, mock interviews, academic trips, and much more.

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Reflections of a Recent Pembroke Graduate

Michaelmas term is fast approaching, which can only mean one thing – an onslaught of Freshers will be imminently arriving to Oxford and Pembroke. Starting university can be a big transition for anyone. We thought we’d ask one of our fresh graduates, Rohit Ghosh, to reflect on his time at Pembroke, looking all the way back to his own Freshers’ week.

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Professor Jack Werner on 'Visualising the Initiation of Sight'

Visiting Fellow Professor Jack Werner talks about his research on developing imaging techniques to capture the living human retina, conducted during his time at Pembroke as part of his Leverhulme Visiting Professorship.

PemBook Display Celebrates the Work of Past and Present Pembrokians

11 March 2016

The Great Vietnam Famine: Dr Gregg Huff Receives British Academy Grant

08 March 2016

Dr Gregg Huff, Senior Research Fellow at Pembroke with a focus on Economic and Social History, has been awarded a grant from the British Academy to write a study of ‘The Great Vietnam Famine, 1944-1945’.

Pembroke Library Featured in BBC Radio 4 Stand-Up Series

04 March 2016

Dr Jess Rudnay Named ‘Teacher of the Month’ Thanks to Pembroke Student Nominations

24 February 2016

Pembroke Clinical Tutor Dr Jess Rudnay has received the title of ‘Teacher of the Month’ from the Director of Clinical Studies at the University of Oxford after receiving nominations from Pembroke Finalist students.

Careers in Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment - An Overview

24 February 2016

On Wednesday of 17th February, Pembroke hosted a careers panel organised by Oxford Women for Women International...

Is Pain an Emotion? Professor Irene Tracey Features on BBC World Service Radio

18 February 2016

Technology at Work: The Future is Not What it Used to Be – Citigroup Publishes Report by Dr Craig Holmes

17 February 2016

Dr Craig Holmes, Teaching Fellow in Economics at Pembroke, has co-authored a new report for Citigroup on the topic of technology and employment.

Crowdsourcing Projects by Dr Victoria Van Hyning Invite the Public to Conduct Collaborative Volunteer Research

12 February 2016

Dr Victoria van Hyning is the designer of two text-based crowdsourcing projects – AnnoTate and Shakespeare’s World – part of Zooniverse, the largest online platform for collaborative research.

Time-Based Media Art Exhibition Hosted by Pembroke JCR Art Collection

11 February 2016

Members of College and the public alike are invited to browse the Pembroke JCR Art Gallery as an exciting new exhibition, 'THE ART OF OUR TIME', is open until 11^th March.

How does the law regulate children as donors or recipients of organ transplants? This conference will bring together lawyers, clinicians, and representatives of faith and non-faith based communities in order to address key questions on consent, autonomy, and decision-making in the field of paediatric transplantation.