Faculty launches new Summer Programme
‘The Oxford Introduction to Law: Thinking Deeply about Law’ summer programme is a specialist course designed to engage participants with key aspects of law, its context, and its place in the UK. It is unique in its combination of lectures, seminars and tutorials on subjects such as Jurisprudence, Human Rights, and Law and Technology.
Participants will be taught by an incredible team of internationally-recognised legal experts, and gain a taste of the Oxford experience discovering what it might be like to study at an English university and practice law in the UK. They will have the opportunity to engage with exciting concepts and practical problems, delve into the complexities of legal reasoning, and gain an understanding of how the UK legal system works by looking at the traditional bedrock of the law as well as some emerging areas and specialist topics. Students will also be able to learn in Oxford-style tutorials with world-leading experts and have their work assessed.
In addition to outstanding core teaching, there will be a series of enrichment activities, ranging from understanding the law in context, through to cutting-edge sessions on the research happening at the University of Oxford now.
The Oxford Introduction to Law in the UK programme is open anyone who is currently at university; has graduated from university; has an offer to study at university; or is at least 19 years old by 12 July 2021. This programme is not relevant to those applying to study law at undergraduate level. Fees are £2,500 with an early-bird rate of £2,000 if you apply before 15 June.