College Research Associate Competition 2026 open for applications
BA MA PhD
Jeremy is a former publisher (head of Cambridge University Press) turned author, with published books in classics, ancient history and natural history.
Jeremy worked for most of his professional career at Cambridge University Press, with successive roles as editor, editorial director, managing director, and chief executive. Since retirement he has published several books in the fields of natural history and classics, including Birdscapes: birds in our imagination and experience (Princeton, 2009), Thucydides: edition and translation (CUP, 2013) and most recently Birds in the Ancient World: Winged Words (OUP, 2018).
He is the co-founder and a trustee of New Networks for Nature, an initiative bringing together a wide range of writers, scientists, poets, musicians, and naturalists to explore the diversity of creative responses to the natural world and inspire efforts to promote its importance in our national life.
Jeremy has recently published his book The Story of Nature: A Human History (Yale University Press, 2024).
Wolfson College is taking part in Refugee Week 2026, an international festival held each year that uses the arts to honour the lives, talents and strength of people who have been forced to leave their countries.
Wind your way through the College gardens following our trail, stopping at each point to learn about climate refugees and the realities of displacement driven by climate change.
This Refugee Week, come along to celebrate courage through film, conversation, and stories that bring us closer together.
Join us by the riverside to cheer on Wolfson College Boat Club's crews!
Visit Wolfson's latest exhibition 'Epic Journeys' featuring work by distinguished artist Hassan Aliyu.