| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2025-07-06 | - |
| 2025-07-20 | - |
Program Overview
This two-week summer course at Oxford University provides a comprehensive foundation in law for students aged 12-15, covering core legal concepts and analytical skills. Expert tutors in small classes ensure personalized instruction, while cultural excursions and a graduation ceremony enhance the experience. Students gain transferable skills applicable to various fields and prepare for further study or careers in law.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Foundations of Law course aims to equip students with a sound understanding of the foundations of legal knowledge, analytical and research skills, and generic skills needed for future studies and careers (legal or otherwise). It provides a foundation in legal knowledge and skills, including research and analytical skills. The course offers a challenging and rewarding experience preparing students for further study or a career in law. It's designed to prepare students for further study and career opportunities in the legal field, as well as provide transferable skills applicable to other fields. The course is for students interested in pursuing a career in law (solicitor or barrister) or those looking to explore various areas of law.
Outline:
The course covers a range of topics related to the legal system, including information technology and the law, tort law, family law, company law, medical law, and employment law. The course is delivered through lectures, interactive class discussions, and seminars, offering opportunities for students to present their own ideas and arguments. The course covers topics such as the legal system, tort law, family law, company law, medical law, and employment law. The course length is 2 weeks. Over 20 hours of tuition are provided.
Assessment:
Upon completion, students receive a course attendance certificate at a graduation ceremony. A report card highlighting what students learned and suggesting areas for improvement is also provided.
Teaching:
The course is taught by expert tutors. Small class sizes (maximum 16 students) ensure individual attention and support. Teaching methods include lectures, interactive class discussions, and seminars.
Careers:
The course prepares students for further study or a career in law, such as becoming a solicitor or barrister. It also provides transferable skills applicable to other fields.
Other:
The course is offered at the University of Oxford colleges. Accommodation (half-board) is included in the tuition fee of £6995. The course is for ages 12-15 years. The program includes a graduation ceremony, certificate, and report card. Cultural excursions across the UK are included. 24-hour porter services are available in all University of Oxford colleges where students are accommodated. The program offers a residential experience with full-board accommodation and a range of afternoon and evening activities.
