British Philosophy of Sport Association Conference 2019 is being hosted by Philosophy Department in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Oxford Universities Trinity College.

As part of the Heritage in War project co-run by Prof Derek Matravers in Philosophy of The Open University, the academic philosophy conference held in September this year will present a robust account of the status of heritage in war by exploring philosophical work on Cultural Heritage and Ethics of War.

Once again, we’re pleased to be partnering with The Writers' and Artists' Yearbook (Bloomsbury Publishing) to bring a day of advice on the writing and publishing process.

The Open University’s Music Department is delighted to be hosting the 2020 BFE/RMA research students’ conference. Open to postgraduates studying in the UK or abroad, the conference provides an opportunity for research students to meet together in a friendly and supportive atmosphere, to gain experience of the conference environment (as listeners, participants, and chairs), to present and to hear papers, to take part in workshops, and to gain insights into the profession.

Organised by the Culture and Social Psychology Research Collaboration in the School of Psychology, this colloquium will bring together current research from three Open University Faculties (FASS, WELS and FBL) whose work addresses the between worlds issue.

For many people looking on, France’s descent into violence illustrated the dangers of democratic and populist politics.

This talk will explain how Britain’s imperial attempts to manipulate Islam in the nineteenth century ultimately failed.