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The seven winners of the 2019-20 LIDL Year Abroad Prizes have kindly shared with us the projects they worked on during their Year Abroad.
Some of them have also compiled a list of Do's & Dont's when applying to the LIDL Year Abroad Prize and when carrying out your project once abroad. A must-read!
Dr Jessica Goodman launches the Modern Languages Outreach and Engagement project, which is British Academy funded.
Patrick McGuinness' second novel Throw me to the Wolves has been shortlisted for the Royal Society for Literature's Encore Award.
Admissions for graduate taught and research programmes at the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages for entry in October 2020 are currently open.
MSt student, Caroline Godard wins the Oxford Student Union's College Community Award, for organising Language Immersion Nights.
In the last of our 'Your Stories' series, Helen Watt talks about reading Portuguese at Oxford as the Class of 1977.
Professor Dimitris Papanikolaou's book has been shortlisted for the Greek State Literary Awards.
As the four year Creative Multilingualism project comes to a close, their manifesto is now available.
Dr Gemma Tidman has been awarded the PGCert Portfolio Prize, as part of the Vice Chancellor's Education Awards scheme.
In the sixth of our 'Your Stories' series, Hector Stinton walks us down his road from an MML degree, via the Teach First Leadership Development Programme, to becoming a teacher.
As the open days for this year have been cancelled we encourage you take a look at our online talks instead for more information.
In the fifth of our 'Your Stories' series, Hannah Jackson gives us her view on the year abroad and where it can lead.
Dr Simon Park has won the prize for Hispanic Art History.
The fourth in our 'Your Stories' series explores how a language degree impacts upon future careers, in a variety of areas.
The third from our 'Your Stories' series explores Oxford's tutorial system and its impact.
Professor Claire Williams took part in a collaborative translation of a Portuguese serialised novel, during the UK's lock-down.
Our second Your Stories tale is from Valentina Gosetti and Paul Howard, who discuss how their friendship has lasted the distance, since being at Oxford together in 2007.
In the first of our Your Stories series from our alumni, Eric Miller (graduated 1959) gives his view on how his degree in Modern Languages has impacted him and his journey.
Professor Catriona Seth discusses Marie-Antoinette on BBC Radio 4, on Thursday 9 April.
Professor Claire Williams gives her report on winning the Liverpool University Press Award for Outstanding Journal Reviewers.