MPhil/PhD Law

We have a lively and supportive research culture with a number of specialist research groups led by internationally recognised academics.

As a research student, you will be encouraged to become involved in the School of Law?s research activities and will have the opportunity to work alongside Oxford Brookes academics who are at the forefront of a wide range of internationally recognised and world-leading research and projects.
Our Criminal Law and Criminal Justice group promotes and shares ideas linked to Criminal Law, Criminal Justice and Criminology.

The Critical Approaches to Law Research Group provides a space to study and develop multidisciplinary theoretical frameworks, using contemporary critical thought and continental philosophy, to investigate legal texts and practices. The group has particular interests in deconstructive legal theory, environmental theory and history, critical geography, aesthetics, and political economy.

The International Law research group provides a focal point for those with interests in public international law, and has particular expertise in the law, policy and theory of trade, investment, environment and non-state actors.

The Small Jurisdictions research group focuses on the law of small jurisdictions with a common law inheritance. The group has particular specialist expertise in Crown Dependency and British Overseas Territory Public Law, Manx Public Law and Constitutional Law, Caribbean Constitutional Law, and Caribbean Property Law.

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