We have received, over the past 20 years, several graduate students currently enrolled in U.S. Law Schools. They have been able to study in Oxford tutorials with eminent legal scholars, such as Sir David Yardley, D.Phil. (Oxon) A good number of courses are useful to U.S. Law students, such as The History of the English Common Law, the Philosophy of Law, Jurisprudence, Human Rights Law, Roman Law, Natural Law, Law of the European Union, International Law, Maritime Law, etc. We now have a co-sponsor, the University of San Diego Law School, which can academically approve such courses and has set requirements - four courses over a full 15 week semester - which makes the credit transfer process to the student's US Law School (via a transcript from USDL) much easier and academically secure. If you, or a friend, would be interested in studying Law in Oxford for one semester (usually in the Second Year) please contact our office for more details. Undergraduates may study "pre-law" courses in Oxford. Recommendations from leading Oxford scholars may be of interest to law schools in the future.