Online + Onsite Oxford • 2027

An immersive, collaborative ethics programme

Moral Leadership
for a Complex Age


Registration Open for March 14-17, 2027

Lead what matters.
Build with clarity.

This programme is for those in senior leadership who sense the need for deeper ethical clarity in their decisions.

It also speaks to emerging leaders who want to ground their growth in integrity. For those shaping ethical cultures within organizations, or exploring the intersection of ethics, leadership, and systems through research. The programme offers a space for reflection, formation, and renewal.

Participants engage asynchronously with a rich digital curriculum before gathering in Oxford for an intensive residential experience, combining the depth of self-directed study with the irreplaceable power of in-person formation.

Rooted in the Peregrine Ethics framework: Archos (beginnings), Anthropos (the human person), Mythos (narrative), Ethos (habits),

and Telos (purpose). The course draws on Augustine's enduring wisdom and Oxford's tutorial tradition to explore what it means to lead excellently and ethically in a complex world. Participants engage directly with leading scholars and practitioners in ethics, business, and public policy.

March 14-17, 2027


REGISTRATION

Early Bird

£3,000

before Sep 1, 2026

Regular

£3,500

before Nov 20, 2026

Late

£4,500

before Feb 1, 2026

  • Price excludes airfare/hotel

  • A deposit of £1,000 is needed to secure your registration and is non-refundable. To secure the pricing, your full payment is due by the registration deadlines listed.

  • After February 1, 2027, you will be placed on a waitlist or invited to register for 2028.

  • Group discounts are available. Please reach out to info@peregrineventures.uk to learn more.

Key Outcomes & Objectives

Expert Facilitators

  • Reverend Professor Joshua Hordern

    Professor of Christian Ethics, University of Oxford

    A leading voice in moral philosophy and public ethics, Professor Hordern bridges theology, politics, and the professions, helping decision-makers navigate moral complexity with wisdom, integrity, and practical resolve.

  • Professor Tom Simpson

    Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy
    Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford
    Senior Research Fellow, Wadham College

    As a philosopher and former Royal Marines Commando, Tom focuses on trust, integrity, and moral courage in leadership. He equips global leaders to think with ethical clarity and act with principled resolve, advising governments, the military, and private-sector leaders on ethics, technology, and strategy.

Online + Onsite Schedule


The programme begins with an online portion of content that you get access to on February 1 and have roughly 5 weeks to complete. The in-person portion runs from Monday through Wednesday with bespoke events planned each day. Events will conclude daily at approximately 830p.

Full conference schedule full outline will be available upon registration enquiry 

ONLINE
February access to over 6 hours of self-paced lectures and case study reviews to complete prior to Oxford sessions.

ONSITE
SUNDAY

Registration & Welcome
Optional Welcome Dinner

MONDAY – WEDNESDAY

Official Programme begins Monday at 800a and is completed with our closeout dinner on Wednesday

Program Highlights

  • Immersive Oxford Experience

    Study in one of the world’s most prestigious academic environments.

    Explore historic landmarks, iconic colleges, and the intellectual vibrancy of Oxford.

    Participate in tailored cultural activities, including formal dinners and guided city tours.

  • Expert-Led Curriculum

    Learn from world-renowned academics and industry leaders.

    Engage with topics like ethical frameworks, values-driven leadership, and navigating contemporary dilemmas.

    Benefit from the expertise of distinguished professors such as Professor Joshua Hordern and Professor Julia Manning.

  • The Oxford Tutorial System

    Experience Oxford's unique tutorial system, fostering personalized discussions and deeper intellectual engagement.

    Gain one-on-one mentorship with senior academics to refine ideas or craft actionable strategies.

  • Networking Opportunities

    Connect with a global community of like-minded professionals.

    Build lasting relationships with peers, mentors, and industry leaders.

  • Practical and Strategic Applications

    Focus on real-world applications of ethical leadership in business and society.

    Analyze case studies and develop frameworks to implement ethical practices within your organization.

  • Personalized Support and Follow-Up

    Receive tailored guidance during the program and through two follow-up online sessions.

    Ensure the continuity of your learning journey with sustained academic mentorship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are accommodations included as part of the programme?

Accommodations will be at your expense. The programme fee covers training, lunches and dinners. As everyone has different preferences when it comes to accommodation, we thought this would give you the most flexibility so you can book exactly what you like. Our two personal favourite Oxford hotels are The Randolph Hotel, Hilton and The Store Oxford. The Randolph is the more traditional property and first opened in 1866. The Store is the more modern property and is new to Oxford, only opening last year in 2024. The event team will be able to assist with booking if required and may be able to support with a special discount code to ensure you get the best rate for the duration of your stay in Oxford. 

Please ensure you have booked your accommodation for the programme. Our recommendations are:

The Store Oxford

The Randolph Oxford

voco Oxford Spires

Can I bring a guest?

Your guest is welcome to join you at your accommodation. They won't be able to join the training, but there may be the opportunity for them to join some of the meals. We will advise once the final itinerary has been released.