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World Forum on Enterprise & the Environment 2026
The Smith School’s flagship event is back!
Paris 2.0: Reinventing Climate Leadership in Turbulent Times
Oxford at London Climate Action Week 2026
For the first time ever, the University of Oxford is hosting a two-day event at LCAW showcasing new research, policy insights, and corporate action. We hope to see many of you there!
Smith School Summer Celebration
The Smith School's Summer Celebration event is back. University of Oxford. Invitation only.
Climate Change Committee Report Launch, How can the UK Adapt to Climate Risks?
In partnership with the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment, the ZERO Institute is delighted to be hosting the Oxford launch of the Climate Change Committee’s Well Adapted UK report.
The Humphrey Battcock Lecture 2026
Dr Kelly Sims Gallagher and Cameron Hepburn will explore how countries can move towards a more resilient and secure future in the midst of global crisis.
London’s burning! Is climate resilience the new goldmine?
Join us for this thought‑provoking lecture built on vivid stories from everyday UK citizens living the realities of a changing climate and forcing us to consider: could profit be the key to adaptation?
Leading the green transition
As the pace of the green transition accelerates, the challenge is no longer setting ambition, but delivering meaningful, measurable change.
Future-Proofing Business and the Economy
Online discussion with thought leaders at the intersection of climate change, economics and policy from the University of Oxford and the United Nations.
Meet the Minds Shaping the Future of Climate Action
Join Professor Mette Morsing, Interim Dean of Said Business School and Director of the Oxford Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at an exclusive evening of drinks, ideas, and high-level networking with the researchers and thinkers driving global climate and sustainability agendas.
Unlocking the local benefits of renewable energy
This event explores new research from Oxford University on the ways to unlock the local benefits of renewable energy.
Lecture by Ruth Davis OBE
Hear directly from Ruth on the UK Government’s international priorities for nature ahead of COP30 and following UN General Assembly week, and to discuss how academia, finance, and civil society can help deliver credible pathways for nature recovery.
World Forum on Enterprise & the Environment 2025
University of Oxford flagship event on enterprise and the environment.
Climate and Nature Under Fire: Environmental Governance in a Fragmented World