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Effective Searching in the Online Library
This short animation from the OU Library went through some handy hints and tips to help users...
Is it financial or emotional bankruptcy that cripples relationships?
To kick off the OU’s Brainteaser Month (#BrainteaserMonth) campaign in January, a month renowned...
What do you want to be when you grow up?
The children of Long Meadow School, Milton Keynes sharing their thoughts on University and Higher...
Why visit Mars and what might we find there?
In an OpenMinds Talk: Why visit Mars and what we might find there? Dr Stephen Lewis, OU Senior...
The Open Diaries | Episode 2 - Making it Happen
Every year, thousands of students from all walks of life enrol at The Open University, each one...
Evelyn and The Open University
A clip from Evelyn Lipmann's interview.
Can you study and work at the same time?
The children of Long Meadow School, Milton Keynes sharing their thoughts on University and Higher...
Student Shadow
In September 2018, the OU Library had a student visitor, Alison, who told us about her visit.
Eats, Shoots and Leaves: Film Competition 2011 (9/10)
by Daniel Brierley, National Film and Television School A couple of Panda suits and an...
Robert Herian - Could blockchain technology improve our elections?
Lecturer in Law, Dr Robert Herian, active in the Citizenship and Governance Strategic Research Area...
Interview with Carolin Decker-Lange - Centre for Innovation in Legal and Business Education
Dr Carolin Decker-Lange, Senior Lecturer in Management, talks to Dr Jacqueline Baxter about her...
Postgraduate perspectives | Can we create sustainable alternatives to plastic from food waste?
1st Year PhD student Katy Woodason, from the OU’s School of Life, Health and Chemical Sciences,...
Amy Peace Episode 4: New skills & important responsibilities | OU Careers and Employability Services
Look out for the next episode on our newsfeed: http://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/careers/
The Business Barometer Podcast Episode 5: Shevaun Haviland and Jane Gratton
Skills shortages are pervasive. That’s the message from the fifth and final podcast in the Open...
“Judging Judges”
Professor Simon Lee talks about the impact of his research on judges and their role in the UK...
Pioneering research into student performance
OU Analyse, an innovative tool which produces predictions on a weekly basis as to whether or not...
Are emotions driving better university courses?
OU academics will explore the role of emotions in driving better university courses at an OpenMinds...
A study programme that can fit with your working and family life
Sumiti graduated while balancing study with working and family life.
The Business Barometer Podcast Episode 4: Bryan Redpath
Episode 4: The role of career changers – with Bryan Redpath. Bryan Redpath is well placed to talk...
Niall Quinn, OU Honorary Graduate
Interview between Niall Quinn (Former Northern Ireland international and Sunderland captain and...
Modelling the landscape of Mars
Dr Matt Balme in the OU's Space Science research priority area, takes us on a tour of his...
Sky in partnership with The Open University - Rom
Are you ready to move things forward like Rom? Whatever you want to achieve, The Open University...
Professor Rose Barbour, workshop facilitator
Workshop facilitator Professor Rose Barbour talks about her extensive research background, the...
Planets and Moons – David Rothery and Ian Wright
OU Best Support for Research Award
The Best Support for Research award in the OU’s Research Excellence Awards 2019, was presented to...
Potential discoveries on BepiColombo mission to Mercury
David Rothery, Professor of Planetary Science at the OU, will be one of three academics who will...
Benefits of the ESA Exploration Roadmap in Socio-Economics
Dr Leslie Budd talks about an OU cross-faculty project funded by the European Space Agency.
Planets and Moons - David Rothery and Martin Suttle
A ‘Planets and Moons chat' webcast with Professor David Rothery and Dr Martin Suttle. This...
BBC BAME Mental Health Campaign
Race, Covid, and Me talks to Black Thrive - a partnership working to improve mental health outcomes...
What is Astrobiology?
Dr. Susanne Schwenzer, Dr. Vic Pearson and Dr. Karen Olsson-Francis, three of the four founding...
Believe you can do it with The Open University
Believe. Believe in yourself. In your talents. Your powers. Your abilities. Believe you can do...
New biodegradable materials could replace plastic bags
Researchers at The Open University (OU) are making inroads into developing alternative...
How old do you have to be to go to University?
The children of Long Meadow School, Milton Keynes sharing their thoughts on University and Higher...
Why was it important to tell your story?
A clip from Evelyn Lipmann's interview.
Interview with Jessica Giles - Centre for Innovation in Legal and Business Education
Jessica Giles, Lecturer in Law, talks to Dr Jacqueline Baxter about her research in teaching and...
Risk: Film Competition 2011 (10/10)
by Kevin Pickering, Edinburgh College of Art This short documentary shows how climate change is...
Exploring Childhood and Youth
An introduction to Childhood and Youth resources to support your studies.
Jacqui Gabb - Talking about her academic role in BBC co-pro Prejudice and Pride
Professor of Sociology and Intimacy, Jacqui Gabb is also lead of the Private lives, public...
Surprising uses of silicone
OU Professor of Organic Chemistry talks about some unusual applications of silicone, one the "smart...
Go Green Workshop - Plastic Pollution with Lucy Deans
So, what’s the problem with plastic? Have you ever wondered how it gets into the ocean? Where it...
Amy Peace Episode 3: A day in the life of an intern | OU Careers and Employability Services
Look out for the next episode on our newsfeed: http://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/careers/
Generic training sessions overview
In a video filmed for a Facebook Live post, Ute spoke about the generic training sessions for...
What’s fake about fake news?
Fake news is one of the frequently-used words of 2017, but is there anything new about it and why...
Why is English so commonly used as a medium for teaching across Europe?
An OU researcher has been awarded over £1M to explore why the use of English as a teaching...
Giving children a voice during the coronavirus pandemic
In this video, researchers from the Children’s Research Centre discuss their collaboration with...
Amy Peace Episode 1: How the OU helped me get my placement | OU Careers and Employability Services
Look out for the next episode on our newsfeed: http://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/careers/
Landing on Mars
The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter launched successfully on its mission to Mars on Monday 14 March 2016....
AstrobiologyOU: Life, the Earth and beyond
Are we alone? Is the life beyond the Earth? What does life look like elsewhere in the universe?...
Evelyn shows us some of her memories
A clip from Evelyn Lipmann's interview.
Develop new skills with an Open University short course
The Open University’s short courses and microcredentials have been created to help you build a...
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