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Oxford ranked top in Legal Week student survey

The Law Faculty at Oxford has been ranked as "excellent" by more of its students than at any other university in the UK, in Legal Week's annual student survey. 78%...

Oxford Women in Law Asia Launch

The Oxford Women in Law (OWL) initiative was established in 2014 as network aiming to provide graduates (men and women) working in the legal profession with a...

Black Lives Matter podcast series

The guiding principle of the Oxford Human Rights Hub (OxHRH), based in the Law Faculty at the University of Oxford, is that human rights are immeasurably strengthened...

EU Law Discussion Group: New Term Card

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2018 Final Competition Schedule now Available!

We are delighted to announce that 2018 Final Competition Schedule is out. You can find it on the following link.Highlights of the week include and are also available here: Monday,...

OBOR personnel named in UN Manual on Consumer Protection

OBOR key personnel Professor Christopher Hodges and Deputy Director Dr Ying Yu have been named in a manual published by the United Nations to accompany its recently...

Launch of the Admin Law Blog

The Admin Law Blog is a forum for the discussion of ideas and developments of interest to scholars of administrative law across the common law world. It...

The Annual Oxford Global Justice Lecture 2015

The Annual Oxford Global Justice Lecture will be given by Judge Sir Christopher Greenwood KCMG QC (International Court of Justice) who will speak on "State Immunity and...

Oxford Mooters Triumph in 2012 Varsity Roman Law Moot

Appropriately, for a problem that featured a newly purchased entertainment theatre in Lutetia, the Facetiae Pastorales, the 2012 Oxford v Cambridge Clifford Chance LLP Roman Law Moot Court Competition took...

New CSLS Oxford-Berlin Collaboration

Bettina Lange from the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and Anna-Bettina Kaiser from the Law & Society-Institut at Humboldt University in Berlin are launching a new project on the role...

Chris Hodges: The need for trust as the basis of human cooperation in society

A series of papers by Professor Chris Hodges examines aspects of the need for trust as the basis of human cooperation in society and its application in different contexts: global...

Oxford Team Wins Nelson Mandela Moot Court Competition

The week-long competition was organised by the Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Pretoria, in collaboration with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in...

MLF Alumni Reunion

Call for Papers: Mediating (in)securities

The European migration crisis raises crucial and difficult questions in its mediation. How the media represents crises fundamentally impacts how the public understand the complex drivers and consequences of different...

Border Criminologies: growth and outreach

Border Criminologies has had a busy Michaelmas term. We have run our usual term card, welcoming a series of guest speakers from around the UK. In September, we hosted an...

Judge Meron gives interview on anniversary of Srebrenica

It will be the 20th anniversary of the massacre at Srebrenica in Bosnia on 11th July. In the lead up to this, Judge Meron gave an interview that can be...

CfP: Publication of Edited Volume on Asian Prisons

Much of the research and writing on prisons is on Western prisons and the frameworks for conceptualisation of research on prisons and understanding about them is derived from the ideas...

New LNAT deadline for Oxford Undergraduate Law degrees

All applicants applying for BA in Law, BA in Law with Law Studies in Europe and Senior Status BA in Law are required to take the LNAT test before or...

The Faculty and COMBAR announce two new fully funded scholarships for Black students

Uniquely the scholarships will not only cover the students’ tuition fees, but also provide a maintenance grant to enable the students to meet their accommodation and living expenses for their...

New Oxford Forum for International Humanitarian Law Compliance

The Oxford Forum for International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Compliance is a series of workshops at which states will share their practice on IHL’s procedural norms of implementation and enforcement, and...

Magna Carta in Context Conference

This conference explored the constitutional legacy of Magna Carta and how the charter—and the myths it inspired—influenced the diffusion of constitutionalism across the globe. How did the...

Africa Regional Rounds 2018 Completed!

The first Africa Regional Round, hosted in partnership with University of Johannesburg, South Africa took place from 8 to 10 February, 2018 in Johannesburg.We are proud that the rounds of...

Pathways to Law

Kevin Grecksch, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies contributed to the Pathways to Law programme on 8 February 2020. The Pathways to Law programme runs across...

Inspiring Women, Inspiring Careers in Law

Linda Mulcahy, Professor of Socio-legal Studies and the new Director of the Centre for Socio-legal Studies will be one of the speakers at a unique fundraising event organised by JUSTICE...

The Eldon Scholars' Anniversary Dinner

Last Saturday, 18 October, saw the most recent celebration of the hard work and successes of the Eldon Scholars, held at All Souls College, an event which is held only once every 10...