Professor Colin Burrow and Professor Stathis Kalyvas, Fellows of All Souls College, have been elected Fellows of the British Academy.
Cancellation of 2020 Prize Fellowship Examination
With regret the College has decided to cancel the 2020 Prize Fellowship Examination because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Senior Research Fellowship Elections
The College has elected to Senior Research Fellowships:
Miriam Meyerhoff (Linguistics, Victoria University of Wellington)
Vladimir Markovic FRS (Mathematics, Caltech)
Domestic Bursarship Election
The College has elected Dr Rima Dapous to succeed Dr Sarah Beaver as Domestic Bursar in September 2020.
Examination Fellowships 2020: Open Evening for Women
Friday, 6 March - 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
All Souls College Hall
All Souls holds an exam every autumn for students who have recently graduated from, or are registered for a higher degree at, the University of Oxford. Candidates may choose to sit papers in Classics, Economics, English Literature, History, Law, Philosophy or Politics, and there is also a General component. The Fellowship lasts for seven years. Those elected receive a generous stipend, accommodation and career support, and may either choose to pursue an academic career, or to contribute to wider academic life while pursuing a non-academic career.
The Open Evening is an opportunity for interested women to learn about the Examination Fellowship – to find out more about the exam process, and to meet some members of the College.
All Souls is committed to attracting people from all backgrounds, and welcomes enquiries about the Examination Fellowship from anyone.
Sir Keith Thomas FBA has been made a Companion of Honour in the New Year’s Honours list for services to the Study of History. Sir Keith was a Prize Fellow at All Souls in the 1950s and returned as a Distinguished Fellow (2001-15) having been President of Corpus Christi College. He is currently an Honorary Fellow of the College.
Radhakrishnan Memorial Lectures 2020 - The Timeliness of Ancient India