Gayle Peterson, Associate Fellow, Programme Director Oxford Impact Investing and Social Finance — In the year since the pandemic began we have seen that, like other crises, Covid-19 is not gender-neutral. Globally, women have been hit hard by the pandemic. There are several reasons: women tend to earn less, have fewer savings and are disproportionately represented in the informal economy. They have less…

An interview with Executive MBA alumna Hema Vallabh Hema Vallabh is an alumna of the Oxford Executive MBA January 2019 cohort. She is a South African entrepreneur, engineer, diversity and inclusion specialist, investor and all-round change-maker. She is the co-founder & CEO of WomHub, a boutique pan-African incubator for female…

This year we launch our new Artificial Intelligence for Business diploma at the Saïd Business School. With academic and industry experts, we’ll be looking at the fascinating implications and opportunities in AI and its associated technologies — machine learning, neural networks and so forth — for all kinds of industries…

The headline statistics that illustrate the School’s size and shape Until the Covid-19 pandemic forced the suspension of face-to-face teaching, Saïd Business School had been enjoying a year of strong performance. …

Oxford Saïd benefits from the generosity of donors prepared to invest in academic excellence and the next generation of business leadership. Here we recognise those who have kindly provided scholarships and supported capital projects, diversity initiatives and more Leadership in extraordinary times requires both vision and investment in order to…

Oxford Saïd attracts the top talent in business academia. We celebrate the appointments made during the 2019/20 academic year Pinar Ozcan Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation An award-winning specialist in strategy and entrepreneurship in technology markets, Pinar Ozcan joined Oxford Saïd after a Professorship at Warwick Business School and time as Visiting…

As Covid-19 caused global havoc, Oxford Saïd’s students and alumni continued to tackle world-scale problems Covid-19 not only changed how we worked and studied in 2020, but the pandemic also inevitably had a profound effect on both training and recruitment. ‘Students were immediately worried about the job market,’ says Joy…

Renowned as a global beacon of excellence, Saïd Business School has reinvented its offering to prepare for the new academic year A pandemic that curtails human interaction and disrupts travel creates a host of challenges for almost every operation, not least a global business management school with hundreds of students…

Oxford Saïd has many colleague-run employee initiatives to help staff and students get involved in projects, charities and causes they are passionate about. We shine the spotlight on three HOMELESS OXFORDSHIRE Twelve months after announcing their three-year partnership with the charity Homeless Oxfordshire, volunteers at Oxford Saïd can look back on a…