Join OxTechFest – 7th & 8th September

OxTech Fest is a free to attend, virtual technology-industry festival with inspirational speakers, interactive workshops, career development opportunities and exhibition

OxTech Fest is open to anyone with an interest in tech, with industry news, information about studying tech or for those looking to re-skill in the tech sector.

Taking place on September 7th and 8th, there are a variety of discussion panels, speakers and interactive workshops.

Day 1 – September 7th:

💻 How to Get Started in Tech with UpSkill Digital

💻 The Future of the Gaming Industry with Rebellion, Media Molecule and Orthors

💻 Going Beyond Earth, an insight to tech in space with RAL Space and Harwell Space Cluster

Day 2 – September 8th:

💻 Autonomous vehicles with Oxford Brookes Racing and Streetdrone

💻 Neurodiversity in Tech with Sky and Auticon

💻 Driving Decisions with Digital Twins with IBM and Ocado

💻 UK Tech Scale-Ups with TechNation

Book your free ticket now at www.oxtechfest.com/tickets/

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