Undergraduate study

If you're academically ambitious, like to draw ideas together and critically analyse them, feel ready to be in an environment where you will learn to argue and debate your interpretation of legal ideas and process large amounts of material then Oxford Law may be for you.  We expect a lot from you as we teach you to tap into your skills for writing, questioning and analysis.

Our undergraduate courses

Our undergraduate courses will develop and challenge you, providing you with a world class education like no other.

National Admissions Test for Law

The LNAT

Law is a subject which is about strong reasoning and constructing arguments which are logical and have solid foundations. In time it also depends on knowledge and a body of information that you will gain at university and in your legal career. The LNAT (or national admissions tests for law) is a way of helping us identify an aptitude for law beyond A-levels or other school qualifications. It requires no factual knowledge and requires no coaching. You only need the facts given to you in the text to construct reasoned arguments.

LNAT website