Undergraduate Admissions
The University's Undergraduate Prospectus, available online or on paper, provides authoritative information on when and how to apply. You apply through UCAS (the Univerities and Colleges Admissions Service). Our UCAS codes are:-
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M100 |
for the regular Law programme |
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M190 |
Law with European Law |
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M191 |
Law with French Law |
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M192 |
Law with German Law |
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M193 |
Law with Italian Law |
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M194 |
Law with Spanish Law |
• The four-year BA in Law with Law Studies in Europe
• Direct link to the law page in the Undergraduate Prospectus
• Undergraduate Admissions Office contact details
Note that Oxford is a collegiate university. To study law as an undergraduate you apply to a college. In the case of the BA Law programme the college makes the final decision. In the case of the BA Law with Law Studies in Europe programme the college decision needs to be approved by the Faculty. You may choose which college you apply to or, if you prefer, the Admissions Office will choose one for you. All colleges use the same admissions criteria and all use much the same procedure, which includes an interview for shortlisted applicants.
• For more on colleges, interviews, and so on, visit our undergraduate admissions FAQs.
• Our qualitative selection criteria for undergraduate admissions are here.
• For information on law open days and summer schools check here.

