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OXFORD · M100 · 3 years

Law (Jurisprudence)

Read legal principles closely and examine the arguments that justify them.

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Reference criteria: 2027 entry. Research reference 2026-10-22; academic review pending. Fresh future-cycle applications are provisional. Cambridge also identifies these criteria for deferred entry in 2028.

What you would study

Standard three-year Course I only. Language and overseas-study routes require separate checks.

Published academic requirements

PathwayPublished baseline
A-levelsAAA. No compulsory school subject.
IB Diploma38 including core, with 666 at HL. Subject levels and any specified subject grades also apply.
AP qualificationsFour AP scores of 5, or three AP scores of 5 plus SAT 1460 or ACT 31. Required subjects and counting restrictions also apply.

Subject requirements: No compulsory school subject.

Preparation guidance: An essay-based subject can be helpful; it is not compulsory.

Application components

Assessment: LNAT. Advance registration required.

Written work: No written work.

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Checked 2026-10-22. These links support the reference-cycle information; they are not proof that a future cycle is unchanged.

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