Emergency Moot Court Access Fund 2019

Emergency Moot Court Access Fund 2019We have found an opportunity this year to provide a small Moot Court Access Fund. This fund will only apply to teams...

Oxford Wins 2020 Landmark Chambers Property Moot

Ahead of the first Covid-19 national lockdown, two of our students, Christina Kartali (Jesus) and Timothy Foot (Harris Manchester) participated in-person in the Landmark Chambers Property Moot 2020. The competition...

Panel Discussion on "Rights and Private Law"

On 12 January 2012, the Obligations Discussion Group convened a Panel to discuss Rights and Private Law, an important new book edited by Donal Nolan and Andrew Robertson. The...

Postdoctoral researcher publishes chapter in SAGE Handbook

Anna Tsalapatanis has published a chapter in The SAGE Handbook of International Migration, which provides an authoritative and informed analysis of key issues in international migration, including its crucial significance...

'Introduction to Company Law (3rd Edition)' by Paul Davies

'Introduction to Company Law' is now in its third edition.This book is a concise and stimulating introduction that equips students with the necessary tools to understand the...

Call for Proposals: Political Parties & Constitutions in Asia

The Oxford Programme in Asian Laws is pleased to announce a workshop on “Political Parties & Constitutions in Asia”, scheduled for 23-24 September 2022 in Oxford. The relationship of political...

Ensuring the benefits of AI for All: Designing a Sustainable Platform for Public and Professional Stakeholder Engagement

Professor Jane Kaye, Director of HeLEX in collaboration with Professor Beverley Yamamoto of Osaka University in Japan will embark on this 3-year project...

Pavlos Elftheriadis, a candidate for the European Parliament in Greece

Pavlos Eleftheriadis, a professor of public law at the University of Oxford and fellow of Mansfield College, has for many years combined his academic interests with a...

Publication of the Bonavero Institute's report on Covid-19 and Human Rights

The Bonavero Institute annouces the Publication of the Bonavero Institute's report on Covid-19 and Human Rights. Along with the threats to life, health and the economy, one of the...

Full list of student prizes 2009-10

BCL/MJur
 Vinerian Scholarship: Frederick Wilmot-Smith (Balliol College)
 Vinerian Scholarship Proxime Accessit: Catherine Fleming (University College)
 Clifford Chance Prize for the Best Performance in MJur:...

Closing date approaches for BPTC Eldon Law Scholarship 2012

The closing date for application to the Eldon Law Scholarship for 2012 is Friday 21 October 2011. 
 The Eldon Law Scholarship is a two year scholarship...

Oxford Scholars Launch New Journal of Financial Regulation

Dan Awrey, University Lecturer in Law & Finance, Georg Ringe, Departmental Lecturer at the Faculty of Law and Professor of Commercial Law at Copenhagen Business School, and Geneviève Helleringer, Leverhulme...

Vancouver Alumni Tea Party

In conjunction with the University’s North American reception in Vancouver on 18 March 2013, the Faculty of Law hosted a tea party for Law alumni.  Dr Dan Awrey, University Lecturer...

Professor Dapo Akande first ever candidate to be nominated by both the United Kingdom and Nigeria for the International Law Commission

Professor Dapo Akande, who has been nominated as the UK’s candidate for the International Law Commission (ILC) for the period 2023 to 2027, is the first candidate...

German Copyright Law Reform

On 12th November 2014, the Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre hosted a seminar by Professor Ansgar Ohly.  Professor Ohly discussed the General Report on copyright in the digital environment which...

Should the Geneva Convention apply to the War Against Terrorism?

Dapo Akande, University Lecturer in Public International Law and Co-Director of the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict participated in the BBC Radio 4 programme - Iconoclasts - on Wednesday 31...

New OxHRH RightsUp Podcast out! Spotlight on an understudied institution: evictions and the Magistrate's Court in South Africa

Evictions constitute gross violations of a range of internationally recognised human rights, including the rights to adequate housing, food, water, health, education, work, security of the person, security of the...

'Building governance and energy efficiency: mapping the inter-disciplinary challenge' SHAPE Energy Workshop 23 March 2018

Building on the earlier collaborative work between Susan Bright, David Weatherall, and Frankie McCarthy, we are holding an interdisciplinary workshop on 23rd March 2018, kindly funded by Shape Energy and...

Douglas-Scott at the Festival of Politics

Sionaidh Douglas-Scott was invited to speak last week at the Scottish Parliament's annual Festival of Politics. Professor Douglas-Scott participated in a panel discussion chaired by the BBC's Allan Little on...

'Parental Rights, Best Interests and Significant Harms' edited by Imogen Goold, Jonathan Herring and Cressida Auckland

This book was inspired by the much publisiced cases of Charlie Gard and Alfie Evans. It brings together philosophical, legal and sociological perspectives on the crucial...

Grand Final of the Maitland Chambers (Cuppers) Mooting Competition

On Wednesday 15 February 2012, the Grand Final of the Maitland Chambers University of Oxford Inter-collegiate (Cuppers) Mooting Competition took place. The Grand Final concerned the circumstances in which a...

A Comparative Survey of Procedures for Public Participation in the Lawmaking Process

Oxford Pro Bono Publico (OPBP) has prepared a report for the National Campaign for People's Right to Information (India) surveying pre-legislative and legislative processes in South Africa, Canada, the...

Panel Discussion on Race Equality in Higher Education

Dr Machilu Zimba, Policy Advisor in the University of Oxford’s Equality and Diversity Unit, started off the discussion by giving an insight into the university’s participation in the national Race...

Law Feast 2012

On Wednesday 4 July, the Faculty hosted its 2012 Feast for Graduate Students. This year's event was held as St Edmund Hall, and was well-attended by by both students and...