Women in Science tour
28 October, 10:00 am
Walk | Careers, History, Science, Society
Women in Science tour
Meet at Carfax Tower, Queen Street, OX1 1ET
Explore the history of female researchers in Oxford during a walking tour. Retrace significant moments when women at Oxford University were first allowed to study (1879) and first awarded the University degrees (1920). Join an inspiring walk to discover the powerful story of some of these women, from chemist Dorothy Hodgkin to vaccinologist Sarah Gilbert, and their pivotal achievements in science.
Suitable for teenagers and adults.
Nina Kruglikova graduated with a DPhil in Geography and the Environment from Oxford University. Her thematic sightseeing tours featured in the British Science Week and the International Women’s Festival. She is a member of the Oxford Heritage Network.
IF Oxford uses Pay What You Decide (PWYD) ticketing so you can choose to pay whatever you want or can afford. You can make your donation during booking or after the event and the amount you pay is up to you. A suggested donation of £5 per person for each event enjoyed will help secure the future of the Festival. IF Oxford is run by The Oxfordshire Science Festival (charity #1151361) and your donation may be eligible for Gift Aid, where a charity can claim back an extra 25% of your donation at no cost to you.
Donate and download Gift Aid declaration form
The Festival reserves the right to modify event formats and manage the audience in accordance with the Festival’s Attendance Policy: https://if-oxford.com/about/policies/attendance-policy/
