Giving to Zoology

The Department of Zoology is an enthusiastic participant in the Oxford Thinking Campaign. The Department is looking to support new academic posts to support research and teaching, graduate prize studentships, and field course teaching for undergraduates. Our goals will be delivered in partnership with Oxford colleges, with whom we share the vision of sustaining world class research and teaching.

Research in the Department spans all levels from molecules to ecosystems, and tackles fundamental problems in ecology, evolution, conservation, developmental biology, behaviour and disease biology, including HIV and malaria. Internationally-respected researchers participate fully in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students, with research and teaching closely integrated in the department.

Your gift will be directed towards support for academic posts, critical to maintain the vitality of the Department, and to ensure that research and teaching in biological sciences continue to excel in parallel and in partnership.
Your gift will be directed towards prize graduate studentships and bursaries, enabling the very best graduates to undertake research degrees at Oxford regardless of background.
Your gift will be directed towards a special appeal to provide bursaries for undergraduate students participating in the Tropical Forest Ecology Field Course. This is a distinctive opportunity for students to appreciate and understand tropical forests first-hand, an experience that will last and influence a lifetime.
Your gift will be directed to the general areas of greatest in need in the Department of Zoology.

How to make a gift

You can make a regular gift by credit card or by direct debit. A single gift can also be made by credit card. Please choose your payment method below, and you will be taken to our approved payment provider for secure processing of your gift.

Contact

Professor Peter Holland FRS

Department of Zoology
University of Oxford
The Tinbergen Building
South Parks Road
Oxford OX1 3PS

Tel
+44 (0) 1865 271185