Admissions

UCAS Course Code: M100
Law with European Law is M190
Law with French Law M191
Law with German Law M192
Law with Italian Law M193
Law with Spanish Law M194

Brief Course Outline

Duration of course:
Course I: 3 years
Course II (Law with Law Studies in Europe): 4 years
Degree awarded: BA in Jurisprudence (equivalent to LLB)

Course statistics for 2012 entry

Combined intake: 216
Applications shortlisted for interview:
Course I - 48.5%, Course II - 42.9%,
Successful applications:
Course I - 17.8%, Course II - 10.6%,
(Applicants unsuccessful in gaining a place on Course II are automatically considered for a place on Course I)

Open days

13, 14 and 15 March 2013 These are law specific open days. Invitation letters are sent out to all UK secondary schools and colleges in January. Bookings are made through your school or college. See Law website
26, 27 June and 20 September 2013 University Open Days – The faculty will open, along with other faculties and colleges. For more information see the Law website

Contact details

Faculty of Law, St Cross Building,
St Cross Road, Oxford OX1 3UL
+44 (0) 1865 271491
lawfac@law.ox.ac.uk
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The teaching programme

Colleges have the discretion to teach subjects in different terms, but students learn through a form of directed research into one or more different subjects each term, as well as by going to faculty lectures and seminars given by some of the world’s leading legal scholars. This system is academically demanding, but at the same time very rewarding.

1st year (terms 1 and 2)
Courses Criminal law Constitutional law A Roman introduction to Private law Research skills programme For those on Course II, who will be going to France, Germany, Italy or Spain, there are also French/German/Italian/Spanish law and language classes during the first six terms. For those going to the Netherlands there are introductory Dutch language courses in the second year	Assessment First University examinations: Three written papers: one each in Criminal law, Constitutional law and a Roman introduction to private law
1st year (term 3), 2nd and 3rd (4th) years
Courses Tort law Contract law Trusts Land law Administrative law Course II: year 3 is spent abroad European Union law Jurisprudence Two optional subjects, chosen from a very wide range of options. For full details of courses offered, please see the faculty website	Assessment Final University examinations: Tort law, contract law, trusts, land law, administrative law, European law: one written paper each at the end of the final year Jurisprudence: one shorter written paper at the end of the final year, plus an essay written in the summer vacation at the end of the second year Two optional subjects: normally written papers but methods of assessment may vary Course II students will also be assessed during their year abroad by the University they attend