- The MSc Law and Finance is taught jointly by the Faculty of Law and the Saïd Business School of the University of Oxford
- The program offers students with a prior background in law the chance to develop an advanced interdisciplinary understanding of relevant economic and financial contexts and combines a highly analytic academic core with tailor-made practical applications derived from continuing collaboration with professional and regulatory organisations.
- The programme is designed to provide lawyers with a thorough grounding in finance, as well as those pursuing a career in financial institutions, government or business
- There are two core finance courses, Finance and First Principles of Financial Economics, a core interdisciplinary course, Law and Economics of Corporate Transactions, and one or more elective courses in law
- There are also pre-sessional courses in maths and financial reporting
Bachelors
- Applicants are normally expected to be predicted or have achieved a first-class or a very strong upper second-class undergraduate degree with honours (or equivalent international qualifications) in law
- Equivalent qualifications may include a master’s in law or a postgraduate diploma in law or other law professional equivalent
7.5
9
Minimum 7.0 per component
Additional info
• Official Transcripts, CV, SOP/Personal Statement (300 words), Essay (Max 2000 words), Three references out which at least two must be academic, Work experience in a relevant field may be an advantage but is not a requirement • ELP scores may be waived if applicant have a degree that is either of full-time or of nine months long or was being undertaken at a recognized institution with English as the medium of instruction
