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New £3.5 million research programme led by Kellogg Fellow, Professor Kokila Lakhoo

A new £3.5 million research programme led by Kellogg Fellow, Professor Kokila Lakhoo is set to address the alarming rates of childhood injuries in Tanzania and Zimbabwe. Funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), the project aims to develop effective, sustainable strategies to prevent child injuries and enhance care, ultimately reducing child mortality and disability in these countries.

Genevieve Smith awarded United States National Science Foundation (NSF) Award

Dr Gorgi Krlev appointed as Dean of Sustainability at ESCP Business School

DPhil student wins the Kellogg Cruttenden Scholarship

New book! Dr Kathryn Davies - Artisan Art: Vernacular wall paintings in the Welsh Marches 1550 – 1650

Oxford's Global Surgery Short Course at Kellogg

Oxford's Global Surgery Short Course, an initiative aimed at addressing the global disparities in healthcare delivery was held at Kellogg College

Kellogg launches UK’s first award for excellence in employee ownership research

Kellogg Fellows recognised with professorial titles