Faculty of Law, University of Oxford - Graduate Taught Course Prizes

General Description

Oxford University’s Graduate Taught Course Prizes are awarded to the graduate students who write the best paper in their particular subject. There are 17 different prizes in total. The prizes are as follows: Allen & Overy prize for Corporate Finance; Allen & Overy prize for Transnational Commercial Law; Allen & Overy prize for Corporate Insolvency Law; Clifford Chance prize for the overall best student in Mjur; Clifford Chance prize for Principles of Civil Procedure; Gray’s Inn Tax Chambers personal taxation prize; Herbert Hart Prize of Oxford University Press for Jurisprudence and Political Theory; John Morris prize for Conflict of Laws; KPMG prize for Corporate and Business Taxation; Monckton Chambers Competition Law prize; Ralph Chiles Comparative Human Rights prize; Rupert Cross prize for Evidence; Vinerian Scholarship for the best overall performance in the BCL; Vinerian Scholarship Proxime Accessit; the Peter Birks Prize for Restitution of Unjust Enrichment; the Winter Williams prize for International Economic Law; and the Winter Williams prize for European Regulation.

Requirements

Graduate students have to write the best paper in their particular subject.