Faculty of Law at Oxford College

The Faculty of Law at Oxford College gives you an introduction to legal study that balances theory with practice. Across two weeks you’ll explore the frameworks that shape justice, governance and human rights, while developing the skills needed to think and argue like a lawyer.

The course covers core areas such as constitutional, criminal and international law, offering both national and global perspectives. Through case studies, debates and moot courts you’ll engage with real legal questions and practise applying the law in context.

Practical experience is central. You’ll take part in simulated hearings and negotiations, learning how to build an argument, present it with clarity and handle the pressure of advocacy. These sessions build both confidence and technique in public speaking, legal reasoning and client communication.

Collaboration is part of every step. You’ll work in teams on projects and discussions, reflecting the way law is practised professionally. Teaching is supported by experienced practitioners who bring insight from their own careers into the classroom.

Studying at the Faculty of Law provides a strong foundation for anyone considering the field. Whether you see yourself in practice, in policy or in research, the programme equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to begin that journey.