Tag: University of Oxford
11 things you’ll only understand if you study law at the University of Oxford
Are you your college’s textbook snake?
Ex-Clifford Chance trainee suing Oxford Uni for £1 million claims ‘inadequate’ teaching stopped him becoming top tax barrister
Low 2:1 was ‘huge disappointment’, High Court hears
‘A+ trolling’: Oxford University Law School makes Vote Leave jibe in official exam report
Thanked students for not writing answers on buses
Unconscious bias? Oxford SU urges law faculty to ban its ‘damaging’ gowns policy during moots
Students who do better in their exams wear different gowns to their ‘commoner’ peers
We asked the head of Durham Law School if Doxbridge is a thing
He kind of thinks it is -- but not everyone agrees
From magic circle dinners to chats with F1 champions – what life as an Oxford law student is really like
New candid blogging series reveals all
Oxford law grad sues Jesus College for loss of earnings after being ‘denied reasonable adjustments’ in her exams
24-year-old's solicitor talks to Legal Cheek about the rationale behind the claim
The Oxford University gown debate, from a law student’s perspective
Is wearing different gowns depending on your grades morally wrong?
Simpson Millar paralegal with endometriosis asks public to help fund her Oxford BCL course so she can become a barrister
‘There are not many people who make it to the bar as a disabled person’
Research: Oxford graduates top law school earnings power table, pocketing £61,500
Government data reveals vast pay gap among LLB holders