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Border Criminologies NGO Reports Series

Border Criminologies is pleased to announce the launch of the Border Criminologies NGO Reports Series. This series provides an opportunity to enhance the visibility and dissemination of reports written by...

Antitrust Enforcement Workshop - Washington DC

The CCLP in collaboration with the George Washington University Competition Law Center and the Journal of Antitrust Enforcement will host a Workshop on Antitrust enforcement at George Washington University, Washington...

Professor Christopher Hodges appointed to the Regulation of Property Agents Working Party

Professor Christopher Hodges has been appointed by Housing Minister Heather Wheeler MP to the Regulation of Property Agents Working Party. The working party is to advise on a new regulatory...

Professor Andrew Burrows becomes President of the Society of Legal Scholars

Professor Andrew Burrows, Professor of the Law of England becomes the elected president of the Society of Legal Scholars on the 1st of October for the academic...

The Howard League Scholarship for part-time DPhil Criminology

Please indicate on the DPhil Criminology application form under Departmental Scholarships if you are interested in being considered for this award and forward a two-page (maximum) statement of interest detailing...

Professor Andrew Ashworth wins Halsbury Legal Award

Professor Andrew Ashworth, Emeritus Vinerian Professor of English Law, has won the Halsbury Award for Academic Contribution at the 2015 Halsbury Legal Awards. The award was present...

IHRL Students for Justice - 17 July 2014

  17 July is international criminal justice day, marking the day when the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court was adopted in 1998. The day has since been taken to...

Cape Town Convention Academic Project - 5th Annual Conference

The 5th Annual Conference of the Cape Town Convention Academic Project was held on 13 and 14 September 2016 at the Blavatnik School of Government in Oxford. The Project...

The Journal of Antitrust Enforcement Agency Effectiveness Study

The JAE Effectiveness Study explores a wide range of the daily concerns faced by competition agency heads and their staff, with an emphasis on the formal and informal ways in...

William Wong honoured as a Distinguished Friend of Oxford

A generous donor to the Hackney Law Fellowship at Wadham since 2009, William also established the Hackney BCL Scholarship at the College in 2015. The scholarship, which...

Africa Regional Rounds in Johannesburg Completed!

Africa Regional Rounds in Johannesburg Completed!Seventh and last in a row of the Regional Rounds for the 2019 Price Moot Court Competition to take place was Africa Regional Rounds, ...

Bangladesh death penalty publication cited in new UN report

The UN report, which provides an annual update on the issue of the death penalty on behalf of the UN Secretary General, is focused on the impacts...

International Conference: The Future of Latin American Contract Law, Keble College, Oxford

With the aim of evaluating the harmonization of contract law in Latin America, experts from the UK, Europe and Latin America examined the most recent effort on the subject, the...

New Paul Hastings Law Scholarship

Law firm Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP has announced that they will fund a scholarship each year for an Oxford postgraduate law student who has an outstanding record of...

Oxford Law in Rome

Biannually, Oxford alumni gather in a European capital in our 'Meeting Minds' reunions. Previous settings were in Paris, Madrid and Vienna. In March 2018, Rome, the Eternal...

Pathways to Law 2021/2022 - Applications close soon

What is Pathways to Law?Pathways to Law is an illuminating, two-year programme run with the Sutton Trust that is designed to help students explore the legal profession and find out...

Principles of Financial Regulation published

Oxford University Press has recently published an important new work on the Principles of Financial Regulation. The regulation of the financial sector is a critical but...

Building Project Notices w/c 16 November 2015

Weekly update w/c 16 November 2015The main works are still on hold until further notice. Some work may take place to install additional acoustic and dust protection measures to working...

Faculty members contribute to global webinar 'The COVID-19 Crisis and Its Aftermath: Corporate Governance Implications and Policy Challenges’.

On 16 April 2020, the Global Corporate Governance Colloquia and the European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI) held a 24-Hour Global Webinar ‘The COVID-19 Crisis and Its Aftermath: Corporate Governance Implications...

Black History Month 2020

Black History Month was first established in the UK in October 1987 through the efforts and leadership of Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, a Ghanaian-born coordinator of special projects who worked at...

IP Australia appoints Professor Robert Burrell to review the Trade Marks Office Manual of Practice and Procedure

Professor Robert Burrell and Professor Michael Handler (UNSW) have entered into a pro bono arrangement with IP Australia to help review the Trade Marks Office Manual of Practice and Procedure....

Registration now Open: Human Rights Challenges of the Post 2015 Agenda Conference

Registration is now open for the Human Rights for Future Generations Programme Flagship Conference, organised in partnership with Norwegian Centre for Human Rights (University of Oslo). For more information regarding...

A team including two members of the Faculty has been awarded a project looking at impact of UK school exclusions

The interdisciplinary team operates across Oxford, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast and the London School of Economics (LSE). The four year project will be led by Professor Harry Daniels and Associate Professor...

Roxana Willis awarded a knowledge exchange seed fund grant

Little is known about the ongoing civil crisis currently happening in Cameroon between the francophone majority and the anglophone minority. This project involves inviting a notable Cameroonian...

Dr Rudina Jasini's seminar at the Australian Human Rights Centre

On Thursday, 16 February 2017, Dr Rudina Jasini presented a seminar on the role, scope and implications of victims’ participation in international criminal proceedings at the Australian Human Rights Centre....