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Collaboration Challenge

Research Funding | Research and Leadership ManagementPost-docs & Early Career Researchers | Established Academics & ResearchersThis session is designed to provide researchers with an understanding and practical experience of the...

The Oxford Policy Fellowship: application deadline 10th April

The Oxford Policy Fellowship (www.policyfellowship.org), an initiative of Oxford Policy Management, has just launched a call for applications. The Fellowship gives legal professionals the opportunity to work within a government...

Current Issues in Taxation

ElectiveThe Current Isssues in Taxation course will explore issues of topical importance in the field of taxation. The content will vary from year-to-year, and the course will be taught primarily...

Overview - Legal Research Materials

In this section:Law ReportsLegislationEU Legal Sources This online tutorial describes how UK and EU law reports (of judgments) and legislation are prepared, produced and published. There is information about different...

Independent Social Research Foundation - Early Career Fellowship Competition

The Independent Social Research Foundation wishes to support independent-minded researchers to explore and present original research ideas which take new approaches, and suggest new solutions, to real world social problems....

Associate Professorship of Law and Tutorial Fellowship in Law at St Hugh’s College

University of Oxford – Faculty of Law – St Hugh’s CollegeContract type: Full-time; permanent upon completion of a successful reviewSalary: Grade 39S, a combined salary of between £48,835 and £65,574...

The H.L.A. Hart - Jonathan Mance Visiting Fellowships

H.L.A. Hart Visiting Fellows (2015-2025) Susan Wolf, UNC Chapel Hill, MT 2005 Doug MacLean, UNC Chapel Hill, MT 2005 Kevin Toh, UCL, HT 2006 William Edmundson, Georgia State, TT 2006 Elizabeth Ashford, St...

Inspiring Women: Challenging the diversity deficit - notes for survey participants

Do you know an inspiring woman lawyer or group of women lawyers in England or Wales? We would be grateful if you could support this initiative by completing an online...

Associate Editor of the Oxford Business Law Blog (OBLB)

Oxford Business Law BlogThe Business Law group in Oxford has set up a blog, the Oxford Business Law Blog (OBLB) (see https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/business-law-blog ). The OBLB was launched on 14 March...

Clarendon Scholarships

An Oxford University funding programme open to new graduate students with no restrictions on nationality, ordinary residence or field of study. Extends to taught programmes as well as research degrees....

Kalisher-Oxford Criminology Scholarships

For the past five years, The Kalisher Trust has supported students on the Oxford MSc in Criminology & Criminal Justice by providing an annual award towards the cost of their...

Baker McKenzie Opportunities

Bring your wide-ranging talents and far-reaching ambitions to Baker McKenzie. In return, we’ll help you lay the foundations for a successful career as a commercial lawyer and give you the...

Research Students

Quentin CreganB.Sc (Comp. Sci); LLB(Hons); M.Phil (Law) (Qld); M.Sc (Oxon).Admitted: Barrister-at-Law (Supreme Court of Queensland, High Court of Australia); Attorney-at-Law (Grand Court of the Cayman Islands).Quentin’s doctoral research focuses upon...

ESRC Scholarships

Scholarships funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) are available both to Home and overseas students applying for the DPhil in Criminology and the DPhil in Socio-Legal Studies.The...

Preparing for the Moot

The Price Moot is a valuable training exercise for all involved. Students must do extensive research on cases and law relating to freedom of expression. Individuals who come to serve...

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Obligations to rape victims under International Law

In 2010 Baroness Vivien Stern conducted an independent review into the handling of rape complaints in the UK. Baroness Stern talked to over 200 people, including rape victims and police...

James Edwards

How did you come to be an academic? I was an argumentative teenager who thought he was cut out to be a lawyer. I soon found that the questions I wanted...

Thomas Nail and Gabriella Sanchez on Solidarity at US-Mexico Border

Thomas Nail, University of Denver, and Gabriella Sanchez, European University Institute, discuss solidarity and its limits at the US-Mexico Border in the context of migration and the "caravan" for Border...

Oxford Hong Kong Moot

The Oxford Hong Kong Mooting Competition aims to promote mooting among Oxford students in Hong Kong, and to connect experienced professionals with students. The Competition began in 2011 when four...

A beginner's guide to Project Finance for Principal Investigators

Open to all members of the Faculty - Karen and Elizabeth run this workshop each term and advise PIs to attend one of these workshops during the course of the...

Advisory Council and Governance

Research Assistant to Prof Luca Enriques

Oxford Global Justice Internship Report - Matilde Gawronski

With the support of the Oxford Global Justice Internship Programme, I had the opportunity to spend three months (from February to April 2014) in Uganda and to join the Makerere...

Part-time DPRU Research Administrator, Centre for Criminology

Grade 6: £29,176 - £34,804 per annum pro rataThe Death Penalty Research Unit (DPRU), https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/research-and-subject-groups/death-penalty-research-unit housed within the Oxford Centre for Criminology and led by Professor Carolyn Hoyle, will be...