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OXFORD SYMPOSIA

Celebrating 37 Years

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Our Aims

We proudly host three distinct symposiums at the University of Oxford: the Oxford Education Research Symposium, the Oxford Symposium on Religious Studies, and the Oxford Symposium on Literature. 

 

Our symposiums provide a platform for global scholars, teachers, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and administrators to present research and engage in discourse across education, literature, and religious studies. Each symposium offers a diverse and enriching experience, fostering interdisciplinary connections and inspiring new insights — from exploring pedagogical innovation, examining the influence of faith in society, to analyzing the enduring power of literary works. 

 

Join us and be part of a vibrant academic community dedicated to advancing scholarship, celebrating literary and intellectual heritage, and driving meaningful change. We look forward to welcoming you to our upcoming symposiums in the historic setting of the University of Oxford. 

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Our Alumni

We take immense pride in the accomplishments of our alumni, who serve as influential figures worldwide. Among them are:
54 Ministers of Education
78 University Presidents | 15 US State Senators
2 US Governors
over 12, 000 educators, business & government participants​​

Our Facilitators

The facilitators of our conferences have included numerous influential people from around the world in various diverse backgrounds.​
Since 1989, we have had numerous dedicated facilitators that have contributed their expertise to ensure the success of each session.

Our History

Founded in 1989 at St Peter’s College, Oxford, the Oxford Round Table Symposiums have, for more than three decades, convened rigorous international dialogue on pressing issues in education and public life.

Upcoming Symposiums

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Join Us!

You are invited to make a presentation and lead a discussion on an aspect of education, religion, or literature.  Alternatively, you may wish to participate as a non-presenting observer. Your disquisition must adhere to an abstract of about 150 words approved by the Programme Committee of the Symposium. 

​You are also encouraged to submit a full paper, in keeping with your abstract, which may be published in: 

Journal: Journal of Academic Perspectives  

Journal: Forum on Public Policy 

Journal: Education Finance and Law 

Proceedings: Conference Proceedings 

All papers presented for publication will be subject to peer review by external readers. 

Explore Our Symposiums

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Oxford Education Research Symposium

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Oxford Symposium on Religious Studies

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Oxford Symposium on Literature & Culture

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Oxford Global Symposium on Law

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