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Building project notices w/c 2 November 2015

Weekly update w/c 2 November 2015Following the installation of additional acoustic measures, acoustic testing will take place on Wednesday 4 November in the area of the proposed new BLL lift...

Skadden Oxford Chinese Law Discussion Group Hosts Former Chief/General Counsel of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

We were delighted to welcome Natalie Lichtenstein, former Chief Counsel and inaugural General Counsel of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), to speak at a special meeting of the Skadden...

Oxford Human Rights Hub shines a light on the human rights impact of COVID-19

The Hub has been publishing regular blogs on the human rights and equality implications of COVID-19, having published 17 to date from contributors all over the world....

Workshop on the impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights

Dr Antonios Tzanakopoulos was invited by the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights to participate in a Workshop organised at the request of the UN Human Rights Council...

Announcing a new publication: The Evolutionary Interpretation of Treaties by Dr Eirik Bjorge, Shaw Foundation Junior Research Fellow in Law at Jesus College

The Evolutionary Interpretation of Treaties by Dr Eirik Bjorge, Shaw Foundation Junior Research Fellow in Law at Jesus College.  The book investigates the contentious issue of the interpretation of treaties in light...

Alpa Scholarships in the Institute of European and Comparative Law

The Institute of European and Comparative Law is delighted to announce the establishment of two scholarships, funded through the generosity of Professor Guido Alpa (Professore ordinario di...

Oxford Legal Assistance builds on early success

The Oxford Legal Assistance Programme was warmly endorsed at the end of its first year by the Law Board, which gave it the go-ahead for a further five-years.  The pilot...

Summer Fellowships

Seventeen students are heading off to fellowship placements at JUSTICE, Reprieve, REDRESS, ECCHR, Dejusticia, Public Law Project, Bingham Centre, BIICL, Turpin & Miller and many more. The Bonavero Institute...

Oxford Sustainable Law Programme contributes to UN report on adaptation in the face of climate change

Associate Professor Thom Wetzer, Director of the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme and Lead Researcher on the Oxford Martin Initiative on a Net Zero Recovery, and Arjuna Dibley, a researcher at...

Watch: Faculty Webinar on COVID-19, panel: 'Expertise, Control and Technologies'

Oxford University Law Faculty hosted a Webinar on ‘The COVID-19 Crisis: Legal, Policy and Ethical Challenges’. Dr Justine Pila, Dr Charlotte Elves, Miranda Mourby, and Stergios Aidinlis took part in...

Judge Sacha Prechal to address EU Law Discussion Group on Wednesday 22 May

On Wednesday 22 May the Faculty of Law will welcome Professor Alexandra (Sacha) Prechal, a Judge at the European Court of Justice. She will give a talk to the...

Allen & Overy support Law Faculty Equality and Diversity initiative

Oxford Law was one of the first law faculties in the UK to gain an Athena SWAN bronze award. In building on this success, we want to take further...

OPBP launches Internship Programme

Oxford Pro Bono Publico is excited to announce a new Internship Programme for post-graduate law students studying at the University of Oxford. The Programme will provide financial assistance to Law...

Carolyn Hoyle has been awarded an ESRC IAA top up award for work being conducted on ‘Assisting Civil Society to Support Foreign Nationals Sentenced to Death in Asia and the Middle East’

ESRC IAA top up award for CArolyn Hoyle and her team in the Death Penalty Research Unit Carolyn Hoyle has been awarded an ESRC IAA ‘Stage 4’ award...

OxHRH Special Blog Series: A Better Future for Women at Work

Despite numerous legal and policy interventions women continue to face significant disadvantage in both formal and informal work. The law, as currently conceived, has been unable to fully achieve women’s...

University of Oxford Maitland Chambers Inter-Collegiate Mooting Competition 2020

The Grand Final of the University of Oxford Maitland Chambers Inter-Collegiate Mooting Competition (Cuppers) 2020, between Magdalen and University took place at Harris Manchester College on Thursday, 5 March 2020.The...

Oxford Graduates Lead The Way

Oxford's graduates continue to command the highest regard at the Bar and the leading city firms, according to two recent surveys.   The Bar Council and the Bar Standards Board have...

Tax Law Research Group Inaugural Research Workshop

The Tax Law Research Group's DPhil students presented their work-in-progress during a two-day workshop at Worcester college. We have discussed students’ research projects in their various stages on...

Second Edinburgh-Leuven LERU Brexit Seminar

On 1 and 2 November 2018, the University of Edinburgh Law School and the Law Faculty of KU Leuven (Belgium) co-hosted the 2nd Edinburgh-Leuven LERU Brexit Seminar in Edinburgh. The...

Recognition of Distinction Awards 2019

Congratulations to: Rachel Condry, Professor of CriminologyJulie Dickson, Professor of Legal PhilosophyRichard Ekins, Professor of LawDev Gangjee, Professor of Intellectual Property LawTarun Khaitan, Professor of Public Law and Legal TheoryJeremias...

5th Commercial Law Centre lecture - The Nature of the Market for Corporate Control in India

The Commercial Law Centre lecture for Hilary Term 2016 was held on 17 February 2016. Associate Professor Umakanth Varottil gave the lecture, which was entitled 'The Nature of the...

Annual Roger Hood Public Lecture - Friday 5th June 2015

Annual Roger Hood Public Lecture [linkme]- Friday 5th June 2015  Prisons and the problem of trust: contrasting approaches to risk, radicalisation and personal growth in two high security prisons  Professor Alison Liebling,...

Ankita Shanker (BCL) awarded Oxford Meron MICT funding for internship at the Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals

We are delighted to announce that Ankita Shanker has been awarded funding from the Oxford Meron MICT programme for an internship from September 2018 for three months at the Mechanism...

Winners of the 3rd Border Criminologies Dissertation Prize

We are proud to announce the winners of the third Border Criminologies Masters Dissertation/Thesis Prize. The winner and the runner up will receive £200 and £100 worth of Routledge books.Border...

The Annual Oxford Global Justice Lecture 13 October 2015

On 12 October Judge Sir Christopher Greenwood, the UK Judge on the International Court of Justice, gave the annual Oxford Global Justice Lecture. To a packed Gulbenkian Lecture Theatre, Sir...