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eExpenses

The new online SAP Concur eExpenses system is now live for all Law staff and post-graduate students with a SSO. All expenses claims with the exception of claims relating...

ESRC Transformative Research Call 2017

The ESRC has recently announced a fourth funding round for their “Transformative Research Call”. This call supports projects running for up to 24 months at a maximum of £250,000 FEC....

MSc in Taxation: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Where do I find information on fees, scholarships, and application procedure for the MSc in Taxation?Information on fees, scholarships and application procedure can be found on the main University of...

Research Assistants x 3, Christianity on Trial

Dr Lena Rose is looking for three research assistants to help with her Leverhulme Trust funded project, ‘Christianity on Trial: Asylum, Conversion, and the Modern Nation-State’.The project examines the negotiation...

IBA International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition

The IBA International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition, organised by the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies, is a simulation of the International Criminal Court. The moot deals with fundamental...

Civil liability for human rights violations

In May 2019, the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights was awarded a grant by the Oak Foundation to undertake a comparative study of civil liability for human rights violations across...

Human Rights in the Digital World

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Monroe E Price Media Law Moot Court Competition

The Price Media Law Moot Court Programme is more than a moot court.The annual Price Moot Court Competition challenges students to engage in comparative research of legal standards at...

The Swiss Re Programme for Civil Justice Systems

The programme aims to evaluate all options for dispute resolution, regulation and enforcement in a European state, and to propose new frameworks and solutions. The outputs of...

The Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Plastics

The Oxford Martin School “Future of Plastics” research programme brings together experts across various disciplines, including law, with the aim jointly to address the technical, environmental, economic,...

Joseph Raz 1939 - 2022

Joseph Raz studied law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and came to Oxford for the DPhil under H.L.A.Hart’s supervision, completing his thesis on the concept of legal system in...

Impact of Covid-19 on Globalisation and Border Control: Interview with Katja Franko

Katja Franko discusses with Mary Bosworth the impact of Covid-19 on ideas of globalisation and on practices of border control as part of Border Criminologies new initiative, which aims to...

BPP Advocate of the Year

BPP’s Advocate of the Year is an annual national mock trial competition for undergraduate students of any discipline, studying at university in England or Wales. The students are marked on...

Helots no more? Access to justice for migrants in Russia

This project grapples with the question: how do economic migrants access justice and stand for their rights in Russia? Migrants, primarily from post-Soviet countries of Central Asia, constitute...

Digital Assets

Developments in distributed ledger and blockchain technology have led to the emergence of innovative new asset types, such as crypto-currencies, crypto-securities and other tradable crypto-assets, some of which represent assets...

Border Policing and Security Technologies

Since 2013, Dr Sanja Milivojevic's research has focused on the intersection of borders and technology with particular attention to the use of technological inventions (e.g. security systems, databases, drones), as...

Defences in Private Law

A series of workshops is being convened in Oxford regarding ‘defences’ to civil liability. Defences are a vitally important part of the law of civil liability because...

Health, Law and Emerging Technologies Research Group

Risk and Needs: Examining Assessment and Planning Frameworks in Youth Justice Interventions

In the last decades, socio-political changes across the realms of social life have resulted in a shift from controlling existing dangers to the pursuit to predict and prevent potential...

Jurisprudence in Oxford Research Group

Oxford has had unparalleled strength in jurisprudence ever since H.L.A. Hart became our Professor of Jurisprudence in 1952. Seven decades later, the University of Oxford continues to be a leader...

Platforms, Governance, and Global Society (PGG)

Recent Research ReportEuropean policies towards Chinese tech companies: European interests, risk analysis and policy recommendationsSummary: In this research report, we reviewed Europe’s policies towards Chinese tech companies, which have...

Designing for Inclusion

We are pleased to announce that following two phases of successful research, the resulting inclusive design guide, entitled Designing for Inclusion: How to produce inclusive materials for advice sector clients,...

Competition Law and Policy Discussion Group

The Competition Law and Policy Discussion Group is managed by our DPhil and MPhil competition law research students, who organise joint sessions in which they debate and share ideas relating...

CEDR National Student Negotiation Competition

The Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR) specialises in mediation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). For over ten years, CEDR has been sponsoring and organising the annual National Student...

Criminal Law Discussion Group

The Criminal Law Discussion Group aims to bring together members of the Oxford law Faculty with an interest in criminal law. The Discussion Group is convened by Almas Shaikh...