Oxford — BCL and MJur Scholarships 2027-28
Oxford Faculty of Law scholarships for the Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) and Magister Juris (MJur), including Brasenose College joint scholarships, for 2027-28 entry.
| Amount / funding | £10,000–£15,000 (Brasenose College joint scholarships £10,000 each, three awards; one award listed at £15,000) |
|---|---|
| Deadline | 27 January 2027, 12:00 UK time (BCL application deadline for 2027-28 entry; official Faculty page requires application by the January deadline) |
| Start date | Academic year 2027-28 |
| Level | Master |
| Funding type | partial |
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About this scholarship
Oxford Faculty of Law scholarships for the Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) and Magister Juris (MJur), including Brasenose College joint scholarships, for 2027-28 entry.
Minimum requirements
Acceptance for the Oxford BCL or MJur; qualifying law background per course requirements; financial-need assessment for needs-based bursaries
Application checklist
- BCL or MJur application to the University of Oxford by the January application deadline
- Means assessment form where required (for needs-based awards)
- Transcripts and degree evidence
- References
- Check Faculty of Law page for college allocation and remaining steps
Application tips
- There is no separate scholarship application for the Brasenose joint scholarships — consideration is automatic on acceptance, so the January application deadline is the operative date
- Complete the means assessment form if invited: needs-based bursaries (up to £20,000 per secondary listings) depend on assessed financial circumstances
- Note award-holders become members of Brasenose College — factor the college community into your choice if offered
- The BCL deadline (27 January 2027, 12:00 UK time) is the dated anchor; confirm the MJur date on its course page if applying for the MJur
Always verify deadline, amount and eligibility on the official page before applying. Values marked ESTIMATE are based on a previous cycle and are not confirmed for the current round.
Tags: civil law, comparative law, common law