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  • About Us
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    • Annual Conference >
      • NMSRC 2018
      • OMRC 2019
      • OMRC 2020
      • OMRC 2021
      • MRNC 2022
    • Webinars >
      • Applying for a PhD Webinar
  • Donate!
  • Mentorship
  • Research Community
  • Contact Us

Annual Conference

The annual Oxford Muslim Research Conference (OMRC) is the flagship component of the MRN. Bringing together over 150 students, researchers and academics across the UK, the conference is a chance for attendees to showcase their research, take part in panel discussions and network with other academics.

The Concept​

The Conference consists of four primary components:
  • ​​​​​Research Talks: ​Mainly aimed at PhD students and above, these sessions consist of a mixture of talks in both the Science and the Humanities. The research talks are generally 15-20 minutes long where each speaker describes their field of research aimed at a general audience. Each speaker also links their research to their Islamic faith, discussing some of the moral, social or spiritual implications in that field of study.​
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  • Poster & Networking Session: At every conference, there is an extended lunch break where undergraduates and masters students have a chance to showcase their research to conference attendees and Network.​​
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  • Panel Discussions & Workshops: These aim to both support existing academics with a variety of different masterclasses or discussions around pertinent topics in Academia; and to remove any misconceptions or fears about Academic research for those considering a career in this field.​
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  • Keynote lectures: Based on the theme for a particular conference, the Keynote lectures aim to address the primary aim of MRN - which is to link academic research to the Islamic ethos.  ​
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