Events

This Creative Disruption Forum (CDF) is a discussion for a about the latest dealmaking and investment strategies working for life sciences innovation companies. For this we will have a number of well seasoned and successful life science sector keynotes in the morning that will set the tone for the day along with interaction from the […]

Join us for a cosy Community Winter Warmer Lunch with live music, great company and a hearty menu featuring braised short rib of beef with ARC honey roasted roots. The perfect way to warm up, enjoy good food, and connect with friends and neighbours this winter. Head Over to the MoTF app to RSVP.

Get to grips with the essential building blocks of share capital from the first funding round to a successful exit for your company. Hosted by Richardsons chartered accountants, this masterclass will explain how to get your equity structure right from day one; use share options to retain top talent; unlock tax reliefs such as SEIS […]

The Festival is back in Oxford’s growing knowledge quarter with hands-on science, expert talks, and interactive activities showcasing the smallest, hottest, and most innovative research. Meet scientists and innovators at Oxford Works and explore topics ranging from renewable energy and fusion to earthquake engineering, microbiology, and medicine. A highlight is the much-loved Robot Racing — […]

Step into Oxford’s scientific past with scholar and guide Nina Kruglikova. Discover how early experiments shaped today’s breakthroughs as you explore the stories behind Oxford’s Nobel Prize winners and notable other scientists. Particular attention will be given to prominent female scholars who helped shape Oxford’s scientific legacy. This guided walking tour blends history, curiosity and […]

The Ig Nobel Prizes are awarded annually to celebrate unusual and seemingly trivial achievements in scientific research. Tonight, Dr Tom Crawford returns to share some more of his favourite improbable research – from postman’s testicles to bored teachers – and delve deeper into the comedic world of ‘award-winning’ research. Click here for more information

Half-Term Fun with the ARC Bees! Looking for something fun (and a little bit sweet) to do this half term? Come along to Oxford Works and join our beekeeper, Dave Taylor, as he shows families the amazing process of honey extraction! It’s the perfect way to keep curious minds busy during half term while learning […]

Kickstart your career with confidence through our Next Gen Headshots, designed for young professionals and graduates ready to make a lasting impression. Whether you’re updating your LinkedIn, portfolio, or resume, a modern professional headshot helps you stand out and show the world you’re ready for what’s next. Our sessions are quick, relaxed, and capture your […]

Southern Cycles will be in on campus to service your bikes. As spaces are limited this will be a monthly service for our members. Nick is a Cytech Level 3 Master Technician and will make sure your bikes are up to spec for the roads. The service will include, a change of brake shoes and […]

Join us at the Oxford Factory Café for our November Community Breakfast. Start your day with our campus favourite pancakes! A fantastic opportunity to network and connect with your fellow campus members over delicious food and hot teas & coffees! Head over to the MoTF app to RSVP.

Hosted by Sarah Haywood from Advanced Oxford and with advice from local experts from Savills, Bidwells and CBRE, this masterclass will help to unpack the critical steps to successfully transition your business from cosy start-up space to the next phase of your growth. It will cover recognising the right time to move; managing the relocation […]

Focusing on effective storytelling for public speaking, this session will provide you with a tool box of creative exercises and approaches to enable you to better present your work to diverse audiences. You will learn techniques to increase confidence, make better use of voice, body language and gesture, and better structure your content: creating a […]