About the Programme
This programme contributes to a strategic intent to develop and recognise a knowledgeable and skilful profession of regulation, raising the bar to a consistent high standard.
The convening power of The Faculty of Law, Oxford University, brings together an unrivalled cohort of expertise in the field of Regulatory Systems that delivers ground-breaking research, insight and pragmatic learnings that can be applied to real-world challenges in this area.
The course is particularly timely since many aspects of regulation are subject to re-evaluation and change.
Participants will access the latest research from our faculty, complemented by expert speakers to create an immersive learning environment that can’t be found anywhere else.
Contact Hours and Certification
The programme consists of 16 contact hours spread over 2.5 days at Worcester College Oxford and will be delivered by members of the Faculty of Law, led by Professor Chris Hodges and supported by experts from the regulatory sector.
All participants who satisfactorily complete the programme will be awarded a Certificate of Attendance. To qualify for this, students are required to attend lectures and seminars to the satisfaction of the course tutors.
Programme location
The programme will be hosted at Worcester College Oxford, sessions will take place in modern conference facilities at Worcester College and accommodation during the programme will be confirmed closer to the date.
Worcester College is known for its blend of historic charm and modern facilities. It sits on beautiful, expansive grounds including a tranquil lake and award-winning gardens. Its architecture spans centuries, from medieval cottages to contemporary buildings. Worcester is centrally located, offering a peaceful retreat just minutes from Oxford’s bustling city centre.
Professor Chris Hodges will be hosting a formal college dinner with an expert keynote speaker.
Individuals with disabilities
The Faculty aims to treat all participants equally and welcomes applications from people with disabilities. Individuals' needs will be taken into consideration, and reasonable adjustments will be provided within the resources available.
Students with limited mobility may find some areas of Oxford difficult to access, as it is an ancient city with old buildings and some cobbled streets. Similarly, students may also find that the age and layout of Worcester College means some areas are only accessible by stairs. However, the Faculty will ensure that all the teaching rooms used for the programme are fully accessible and equipped with lifts, access ramps, and hearing loops.
Prospective participants with limited mobility, visual or hearing impairments, or any other type of physical or cognitive disabilities are advised to contact the Oxford Program Administrator in advance to discuss alternative arrangements.
Detailed information about accessibility at Worcester College can be found at Accessibility - Worcester College
Application and Payment
To apply for the Advanced Programme on Regulatory Systems please follow one of the following payment processes.
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For any other information please contact: pdp@law.ox.ac.uk