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Call for Papers: Crimmigration in an Age of Authoritarian Drift

Issues in Medical Law

Issues relating to health and medicine affect people throughout their lives. They also raise complex legal and ethical issues. This course begins by providing a grounding in medical ethics, including...

The Clarendon Law Lectures 2025-26: Science, Technology and the Constitution of Modernity

OxHRH RightsUp Podcast: The Status of the Girl Child under International Law

In this episode, Frances Hand talks to Dr Clara Chapdelaine Feliciati, Lawyer and Associate Professor of Law at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University about her recently published monograph, The Status of the...

Legal History Research Group

The study of the history of law has a long tradition behind it and is one of the Faculty’s strengths. Members of the Faculty research topics from the ancient world...

Marriage in the Legal Archives

On 6th March, Dr Ian Williams participated in an interdisciplinary conversation with Professor Nandini Chatterjee (Asian and Middle Eastern Studies) on ‘marriage in the legal archives’, hosted by the Centre...

Stergios Magkriotis

Stergios is a researcher on the project Medicalising Immigration Detention, which explores the role and impact of health provision on people inside immigration detention centres and after release in Greece....

Advanced Programme on Regulatory Systems

Oxford research highlights environmental and legal risks of countries' overreliance on carbon dioxide removal

New research from the University of Oxford warns that many countries are placing undue reliance on large-scale carbon dioxide removal (CDR) to meet climate targets - despite major uncertainties...

Lael K ("Lulu") Weis

Lael (‘Lulu’) Weis (PhD, JD, MA, Stanford University) is an Associate Professor in Law at the University of Melbourne. A philosophically-trained legal scholar, Weis’s research focus is comparatively-informed and empirically-grounded...

MSc in Taxation Alumni Event 2025

Over 100 alumni, members and friends of the Oxford tax community attended the MSc in Taxation's annual Alumni Event on Saturday 28 June, 2025.The day started with the MSc Summer...

Memorial Lecture in Honour of Professor Glen Loutzenhiser - Wealth Taxation in the 21st Century

The first memorial lecture in honour of Professor Glen Loutzenhiser was held on Saturday 28 June at the Gulbenkian Lecture Theatre in the Faculty of Law. The lecture was delivered...

Damien Chen

Making human rights documentation findable now and in the future

The event brought together representatives from the Bonavero Institute, UC Berkeley Human Rights Center, the TRUE Project at Swansea University, Queen Mary University of London, and the Citizens and Technology...

Studies of Asian Law in the UK Workshop

Book Talk: Intellectual Property Debates in South Asia: Law, Development and Practice

Undergraduate Programmes Administrator

Lionel Smith elected Fellow of the British Academy

We are delighted to announce that Lionel Smith, Professor of Comparative Law, has been elected a Fellow of the British Academy.Commenting on this honour he said: ‘At Oxford and...

Lavanya Rajamani featured in Vice-Chancellor's 'Fire and Wire' podcast on climate and human rights

The podcast explores the growing intersection between climate change and human rights law, with Professor Rajamani providing expert insights on how human rights frameworks are increasingly being applied to climate...

Senior Access and Outreach Officer

Grade 7: £38,674 to £46,913 per annumThe Faculty of Law seeks to appoint a Senior Access and Outreach Officer, reporting to the Academic Administrator (Undergraduate Studies). They will play ...

Two new courses to be added to the options for undergraduate students

From October 2025 two new courses will be added to the options list for undergraduate law students. Law and Technology, convened by Professor Justine Pila builds on the undergraduate...

Law and Technology

The aim of the Law and Technology option is to examine a selection of contemporary issues at the law and technology interface, focusing on the nature of the issues and...

Introduction to Asian Comparative Laws

Introduction to Asian Comparative Laws is a part of comparative law and is built on new developments of comparative law in the twenty-first century. Asia is a significant region of...

Dominic Wilson

Decolonisation and Law

Aims of the Decolonisation and Law ProgrammeDecolonial concepts have been brought into contact with many areas of law. Scholars across international law, refugee and asylum law, criminal law, intellectual...