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Oxford Brookes University offering qualifying law degrees recognised in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Oxford Brookes University is a university in Oxford, England.
Oxford Brookes comprises eight schools:
Oxford Brookes University; Oxford Brookes University
Social Sciences and Law
Contact
The Department of Law
tel: +44 1865 484931
fax: +44 1865 484930
email: [email protected] (postgraduate)
School of Social Sciences and Law
tel: +44 1865 483950
fax: +44 1865 483937
email: [email protected]
Research Officer
+44 (0) 1865 483763
email: [email protected]
Oxford Brookes University is a university in Oxford, England.
Oxford Brookes comprises eight schools:
- School of Arts and Humanities
- School of the Built Environment
- Business School
- School of Health and Social Care
- School of Life Sciences
- School of Social Sciences and Law
- School of Technology
- Westminster Institute of Education
Oxford Brookes University; Oxford Brookes University
Social Sciences and Law
Research areas
Supervision leading to the degree of MPhil or PhD is offered in the subject areas below:
About the School of Social Sciences and Law
The School of Social Sciences and Law has several hundred full-time and part-time students taking taught master's programmes, together with 60 research students studying for MPhil or PhD degrees. In addition to those from the European Union member states, there are students from 40 different countries around the world.
Over 50 staff throughout the School are actively engaged in high quality, innovative research. In the most recent national Research Assessment Exercise, Anthropology, Law and Sociology received a 4 (out of 5*) rating. Members of the Geography Department contributed to the History Department's 5* rating and to the 4 achieved by the Department of Planning.
Research community
As a research student you will be offered extensive support and you will benefit from interdisciplinary seminars and conferences held at the University. You will also complete a research methods course, which is supplemented by advanced training tailored to the requirements of particular research topics.
Many of our research and consultancy projects involve collaboration across the School, the University, and at universities and organisations in the UK and abroad. We have strong connections with several nearby institutions, including the John Radcliffe Hospital, the University of Oxford and Oxford City Council.
Research centres
Our research centres include:
Funding
Students are encouraged to apply for Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funding or Oxford Brookes University studentships. In past years CASE studentships have been held in sociology and social policy. ESRC 1+3 and/or +3 recognition is held by Anthropology, Politics, Psychology and Sociology.
Funding has been received from the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE), the research councils, charitable trusts, local authorities, government departments and commercial companies.
For further information on funding see our student finance pages: Money matters — Oxford Brookes University
Facilities
The University boasts excellent facilities for study. Research students are provided with computer workstations in the new Buckley research building. Students studying Primate Conservation have access to a specialist sound laboratory for acoustical analyses of primate vocalisations and primate taxonomy. Students in the Psychology Department can make use of a dedicated postgraduate laboratory and specialist laboratories for visual neuropsychology and child observation. Microscope and thin-section analysis facilities are available to Anthropology and Geography students.
Professional accreditation
Law and psychology students are able to fulfil professional requirements. For further details please see Law (CPE), Legal Practice Course (LPC), and Psychology (Graduate Diploma).
Student Support
The School has two Student Support Co-ordinators who perform a range of support functions. More information can be found on the Student Support page
Research
Over 70 staff throughout the School are actively engaged in high quality, innovative research. In the most recent national Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), Anthropology, Law and Sociology received a 4 (out of 5*) rating. Members of the Geography Department contributed to the History Department's 5* rating and to the 4 achieved by the Department of Planning. Following considerable investment in staffing and facilities, all these disciplines are on course to be rated even higher in RAE 2008.
The Department of Law
The Law Department is located in Headington Hall, set in beautiful gardens just a five-minute walk from the main Gipsy Lane site. The Law Department has a long record of excellence and innovation in teaching, and has invested heavily in the development of a student-centred ethos. This includes regular student evaluation of the teaching, which helps to shape future practice.
More Info:
Law - Departments - Social Sciences and Law - Oxford Brookes University
Supervision leading to the degree of MPhil or PhD is offered in the subject areas below:
- Anthropology
- Geography
- Law
- Politics and international relations
- Psychology
- Sociology
About the School of Social Sciences and Law
The School of Social Sciences and Law has several hundred full-time and part-time students taking taught master's programmes, together with 60 research students studying for MPhil or PhD degrees. In addition to those from the European Union member states, there are students from 40 different countries around the world.
Over 50 staff throughout the School are actively engaged in high quality, innovative research. In the most recent national Research Assessment Exercise, Anthropology, Law and Sociology received a 4 (out of 5*) rating. Members of the Geography Department contributed to the History Department's 5* rating and to the 4 achieved by the Department of Planning.
Research community
As a research student you will be offered extensive support and you will benefit from interdisciplinary seminars and conferences held at the University. You will also complete a research methods course, which is supplemented by advanced training tailored to the requirements of particular research topics.
Many of our research and consultancy projects involve collaboration across the School, the University, and at universities and organisations in the UK and abroad. We have strong connections with several nearby institutions, including the John Radcliffe Hospital, the University of Oxford and Oxford City Council.
Research centres
Our research centres include:
- The Centre for Legal Research and Policy Studies
- The Centre for Democracy Studies
- The Europe Japan Research Centre
- The Anthropology Centre for Conservation, Environment and Development
- Oxford Centre for Connectionist Modelling
- Institute of Public Care
- The Institute for Research in Child Development
Funding
Students are encouraged to apply for Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funding or Oxford Brookes University studentships. In past years CASE studentships have been held in sociology and social policy. ESRC 1+3 and/or +3 recognition is held by Anthropology, Politics, Psychology and Sociology.
Funding has been received from the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE), the research councils, charitable trusts, local authorities, government departments and commercial companies.
For further information on funding see our student finance pages: Money matters — Oxford Brookes University
Facilities
The University boasts excellent facilities for study. Research students are provided with computer workstations in the new Buckley research building. Students studying Primate Conservation have access to a specialist sound laboratory for acoustical analyses of primate vocalisations and primate taxonomy. Students in the Psychology Department can make use of a dedicated postgraduate laboratory and specialist laboratories for visual neuropsychology and child observation. Microscope and thin-section analysis facilities are available to Anthropology and Geography students.
Professional accreditation
Law and psychology students are able to fulfil professional requirements. For further details please see Law (CPE), Legal Practice Course (LPC), and Psychology (Graduate Diploma).
Student Support
The School has two Student Support Co-ordinators who perform a range of support functions. More information can be found on the Student Support page
Research
Over 70 staff throughout the School are actively engaged in high quality, innovative research. In the most recent national Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), Anthropology, Law and Sociology received a 4 (out of 5*) rating. Members of the Geography Department contributed to the History Department's 5* rating and to the 4 achieved by the Department of Planning. Following considerable investment in staffing and facilities, all these disciplines are on course to be rated even higher in RAE 2008.
The Department of Law
The Law Department is located in Headington Hall, set in beautiful gardens just a five-minute walk from the main Gipsy Lane site. The Law Department has a long record of excellence and innovation in teaching, and has invested heavily in the development of a student-centred ethos. This includes regular student evaluation of the teaching, which helps to shape future practice.
More Info:
Law - Departments - Social Sciences and Law - Oxford Brookes University
Contact
The Department of Law
tel: +44 1865 484931
fax: +44 1865 484930
email: [email protected] (postgraduate)
School of Social Sciences and Law
tel: +44 1865 483950
fax: +44 1865 483937
email: [email protected]
Research Officer
+44 (0) 1865 483763
email: [email protected]
