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Social Sciences Impact Conference

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St Anne's College, 56 Woodstock Road, Oxford

The Social Sciences Impact Conference is a two‑day interdisciplinary event taking place this March at St Anne’s College, University of Oxford.

Hosted by the University of Oxford’s Social Sciences Division and supported by the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account, the conference explores how social sciences can inform positive responses to today’s complex global challenges, from political tensions and climate change to AI, health, and societal transformation. It brings together researchers, engagement and impact professionals, policy makers, and collaborators from outside academia to share evidence, insights and innovative approaches for inclusive, responsible and meaningful impact beyond the academy.

Secure your Oxford stay today in one of our homes, ideally located within easy reach of St Anne’s College.

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