ODID QEH
The Oxford Department of International Development (ODID) is the focus for postgraduate teaching and applied research on international development issues at the University of Oxford.
We are known for our frontier research on economic growth and instability, trade and investment, poverty and inequality, insecurity and conflict, migration and refugees, global governance and environment, children and human development.
We provide postgraduate research training (DPhil and MPhil) and four one-year MSc taught courses to some 200 students. These programmes involve advanced research methods, intensive personal supervision, subject specialisation and fieldwork.
We are often known as Queen Elizabeth House or QEH, the name of our building at 3 Mansfield Road in Oxford.
Photo: Fishermen at Lumley Beach, Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Credit: Johanna Boersch Supan (MPhil in Development Studies, 2006-09)
Market Failure: Climate Crisis, Green Energy and the Limits of Capitalism
What's next? ODID research on global issues: refugee studies
Survival of the Greenest (Amir Lebdioui) - Introductory video
Transição Energética Justa na Amazônia
Just energy transition in the Amazon
Rethinking Climate Change and Migration: From Victims to Agents of Change
Green 'new' deal for the Global South or more of the same?
Transformative Education: Lessons from a new eco-campus
What's next? ODID research on global issues: inequality
Book launch: “The Condor Trials: Transnational Repression and Human Rights in South America”
Nature as an Asset or Nature as a Subject of Rights
Climate and Environmental Justice Matters
How will ending poverty impact climate change? A well-being centred approach to energy transitions
Governing Planetary Health in an Unequal World
The Oxford Development Studies Annual Lecture
Climate Change, Agrarian Transformation, and the Origins of COVID-19
Climate Diplomacy: Indigenous Voices on Negotiating Climate Action
From Economic Fantasy to Ecological Reality on Climate Change
ODID-alumni COVID show and tell - morning session
How to fight inequality: A conversation
ODS Annual Lecture: The Decline of Work and the Trouble with Masculinity
The Climate Emergency in LAC: threats and opportunities for sustainable development
Danny Sriskandarajah, CEO, Oxfam GB
Climate Change and the Challenges of Development: Himalayan Forum
Social Assistance and Climate Adaptation: Impacts and Design
Interview with ODID Alumna and ODI Fellow Marta Dormal
Oxford Development: Should We Abolish Immigration Control?
Oxford Development: The Politics of Pandemics in Africa
Oxford Development: Islam in the Changing World
Oxford Development: The Growing Costs of Inequality: Lessons from Latin America