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Law

European Union law alone governs the world’s biggest single market and shapes the life of 500 million people. Examine the evolution, intricacies, scope and application of national, european or global law in in an age of bureaucracy.

Oxford

Tutorials

18-24 year olds

From £4495

14 days commencing:

  • 30/06, 07/07, 14/07, 21/07, 28/07, 04/08, 11/08 2019
  • Learning
  • The Experience
  • Typical outings
  • Reviews
  • Stay in Oxford
  • Dates & Prices

Learning

Outline

What’s the role of the European Court of Justice? How does the EU law shape how we think and act? What about harmonisation with national laws? Answer the most crucial questions on our informative Law course. We’ll look into the concept of law, understanding different legal systems globally, and critically analysing sources for an in-depth round up of the legal system and all its regulations and controversies.

 

 

 

Teaching methodology

Learn the Oxford way with tutorial style teaching. Your expert tutor will foster self-directed learning and critical thinking through interactive seminars in small groups (no bigger than 8). During your course, you will complete two pieces of independent work (essays or problem sheets), which your tutor will then evaluate in either a 1:1 or 2:1 tutorial. Tutorials will provide you with the opportunity to discuss your work and feedback with your tutor and learn new perspectives from your classmates. On competition of the course, you’ll receive a certificate and letter of recommendation from your tutor.

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The Experience

You’ll have time to explore Oxford for yourself, as well as forging new friendships for the future, and there’s an action-packed programme of social activities, field trips and excursions to help bring your learning to life. We might even head to London for the day.

You’re not a tourist, so we won’t treat you like one. Instead we’ll help you uncover genuine local treasures and show you what life here is really like, from the inside.

Typical outings

Blenheim Palace

Typical outings

Ashmolean Museum

Typical outings

Punting down the river Thames

Typical outings

London

Typical outings

Windsor Castle

Reviews

"The time I spent at Oxford Summer Courses was unforgettable, which sparked my strong interest in studying law and made me fall in love with Oxford. There were only two students in the law-learning class, and our tutor was a professional with extensive experience in the legal field."

Andy Germany

Reviews

"I picked law because I’ve always been interested in it and the course was obviously hard but I learnt a lot."

Elva Iceland

Reviews

"After finishing the course, I feel as if have not only learnt more about law but also understand how our modern-day society is able to function in the way it does. As the rules that keep life in order and punish wrong doers using justice, as I learnt in my first class, law is used every day and is crucial in our lives."

Ethan Singapore

Reviews

"I really enjoyed it because my tutor had a lot of experience in the field and all the seminars were very intriguing."

Nairo Japan

Stay in Oxford

Where it all began. Oxford is home to the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and it’s also where Oxford Summer Courses was born. Known as the city of dreaming spires, Oxford has educated and inspired world-changing thinkers through the ages. And its renowned tutorial teaching keeps the university among the global elite. But it’s so much more than books. This is a lively, cosmopolitan and open-minded place. There’s room for everyone, with something new (or very old) to discover at every turn.

Accommodation

All of the accommodation in Oxford is based within Oxford University college grounds, and the beautiful buildings that date back in some cases to the 13th century, present a real sense of the traditional university. Although the bedrooms have been appropriately modernised, they remain in-keeping with the college surroundings with lots of character and charm. Accommodating full-time students during term time, the rooms are practical and usually have some desk space for quiet study time. Each corridor houses a pastoral member of staff, who oversees students throughout the night. We are able to offer twin or single bedrooms with either shared or private bathroom facilities.

Food and catering

You will get the chance to eat at a range of Oxford's best restaurants and cafes during the week, and each Friday evening you will experience an Oxford University formal hall. As an Oxford Summer Courses student, you will get to attend two formal halls per course, where you can expect an excellent dining experience and an electric atmosphere, as students and staff celebrate the achievements of the week together. Usually followed by a traditional party and graduation ceremony it really is an experience of a lifetime, so don’t forget your cameras for this one!

photo (c) John Cairns
photo (c) John Cairns
photo (c) John Cairns
photo (c) John Cairns
photo (c) John Cairns
photo (c) John Cairns
photo (c) John Cairns
photo (c) John Cairns

Dates & Prices

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07 Jul - 20 Jul
Christ Church en-suite (private room and bathroom)
£4695
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07 Jul - 20 Jul
Standard (shared bathroom)
£4495
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21 Jul - 03 Aug
Christ Church en-suite (private room and bathroom)
£4695
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21 Jul - 03 Aug
Standard (shared bathroom)
£4495
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30 Jun - 13 Jul
En-suite (private room and bathroom)
£4695
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30 Jun - 13 Jul
Standard (shared bathroom)
£4495
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14 Jul - 27 Jul
En-suite (private room and bathroom)
£4695
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14 Jul - 27 Jul
Standard (shared bathroom)
£4495
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28 Jul - 10 Aug
En-suite (private room and bathroom)
£4695
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28 Jul - 10 Aug
Standard (shared bathroom)
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04 Aug - 17 Aug
Standard (shared bathroom)
£4495
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11 Aug - 24 Aug
Standard (shared bathroom)
£4495
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