Faculty of Law University of Oxford St Cross Building St Cross Road Oxford OX1 3UL
The University of Oxford’s Faculty of Law prides itself on its unique educational approach, where its postgraduate law programs are taught through tutorials as well as seminars and lectures.
The University of Oxford does not offer a Master of Laws degree, instead it offers two courses which are similar to a taught LLM at other universities. The obvious postgraduate programs on offer that are equivalent to an LLM at the Oxford Faculty of Law are the Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) and Magister Juris (MJur) courses. These postgraduate law courses have additional tutorials as well as the seminars and lectures which are usually found on LLM programs.
The University of Oxford also offers the MSc in Law and Finance (MLF), a unique program offered jointly by the Oxford Law Faculty and the Saïd Business School. This program is designed to enhance knowledge of relevant economic and financial contexts and provide students with advanced interdisciplinary understanding of the field.