To best serve all of society the legal profession needs a true diversity of thought . We are looking for candidates who have curious and critical minds and the intellectual potential to quickly absorb information, sift it, develop arguments and see different viewpoints. If you want to see what it's like and if this is for you then take a look at our outreach events and activities. Or simply read more on our website for more of a taste.
We are one of the top law schools in the world. Our courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level build your understanding of legal reasoning, enable you to critically analyse legal situations, and encourage you to confidently present and debate your interpretations. Our students go on to be leaders in their fields and role models for lawyers around the world.
Welcome
A message from our Dean
Welcome to the Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford. We are a welcoming community of students, staff and academics working together to discover, learn and educate in the field of Law. We pride ourselves on delivering a world-class education alongside our impactful research portfolio.
Professor John Armour
Getting to know us
Summer schools & access programmes
Information for Current Students
Online Student Noticeboard
Find out about careers opportunities, social events, conferences, prizes etc on the online noticeboard.
General information for students
This page contains links to information about the lecture list, careers, discussion groups, college law societies, the Freshfields Stephen Lawrence scholarship and more.
Mooting in Oxford
Graduate discussion groups
The Law Faculty has a wide range of discussion groups, generally led by our graduate research students.
Careers
The Faculty offers a wide range of career support and opportunities.
Canvas
Canvas is the University's virtual learning environment for teaching and learning.
Oscola
The Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities is designed to facilitate accurate citation of authorities, legislation, and other legal materials. It is widely used in law schools and by journal and book publishers in the UK and beyond.
