Faculty of Law, University of Oxford

06/10/2026

Ready to explore a career in AI, law or governance❓

Whether you are building on your studies or changing career, your experience could be a starting point. The University of Oxford's MSc in Law, Governance and Artificial Intelligence brings together people from legal, technical and other backgrounds 🏛️⚖️💻

Watch Course Directors Professor Rebecca Williams and Professor Ben Ansell explain who the course is for 🗣️💬

Applications are open for the MSc in Law, Governance and Artificial Intelligence. Explore the entry requirements and apply now 🔎 https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/course/msc-law-governance-and-ai

05/10/2026

We want to understand what prospective law students and their supporters need from us when considering whether to apply 🤔⚖️📚🎓

Tell us what information you need, where you look for it, and what is unclear or difficult to find 👀

Please take part in our short survey so that we can better support you 👇
https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/outreach-survey

29/09/2026

Applications are now open for Oxford’s new MSc in Law, Governance and Artificial Intelligence ⚖️🏛️🤖

Why study this course now❓ As AI continues to reshape law, government, regulation and society, there is a growing need for people who can understand both the technology and the complex questions surrounding its governance 💻

Hear from the Course Directors why now is the time to study Law, Governance and AI at the University of Oxford 🗣️💬

Find out more and apply 🔎 https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/course/msc-law-governance-and-ai

21/09/2026

Applications are now open for the University of Oxford's new MSc in Law, Governance and Artificial Intelligence, for entry in 2027–28 🎓

Jointly delivered by the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford and the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford, the MSc brings together law, politics, governance and computational understanding ⚖️🏛️💻

Students will examine how AI is reshaping regulation, public policy and institutions, build practical computational confidence and apply their learning through a capstone group project focused on a real world challenge 🌎

The programme is designed for graduates and professionals who want to work across law, policy, governance and technology, and help shape how AI is governed.

Apply today 🔎 https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/courses/msc-law-governance-and-artificial-intelligence

15/09/2026

Applications for the University of Oxford's new MSc in Law, Governance and Artificial Intelligence open this week 👀

Jointly delivered by the Faculty of Law and the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford, the MSc brings together law, politics, governance and computational understanding to explore how artificial intelligence should be governed responsibly ⚖️🏛️💻

Designed for graduates and professionals from a wide range of backgrounds, the programme combines interdisciplinary study with practical computational learning and a capstone group project focused on a real world challenge 🌍

Explore the MSc and prepare to apply for entry in 2027–28 🔎 https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/lgai

15/09/2026

08/09/2026

Could the University of Oxford's new MSc in Law, Governance and Artificial Intelligence be for you❓

The MSc is designed for graduates and professionals who want to work at the intersection of law, politics, governance and technology ⚖️🏛️💻

It may be particularly relevant to lawyers, policymakers, regulators, civil servants, consultants, risk and compliance specialists, technologists, international organisation professionals and those looking to change career direction.

You do not need to come from one particular academic or professional background. The programme brings different perspectives together to tackle some of the most important questions surrounding the governance of AI.

Applications open 16 September 2026 📆 Register for updates and discover the MSc 🔎https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/course/msc-law-governance-and-ai

01/09/2026

AI is already reshaping law, public policy, regulation and the way organisations and institutions make decisions ⚖️🏛️💼

Understanding the technology is only part of the challenge. Future leaders will also need to understand the legal, political, ethical and governance questions it creates.

The University of Oxford's MSc in Law, Governance and Artificial Intelligence brings together expertise from the Faculty of Law and the Department of Politics and International Relations, alongside computational understanding and practical learning 📚💻

Students will learn across traditional disciplinary boundaries and develop the knowledge and judgement needed to think critically about how AI should be governed and used responsibly 🧠

Why now❓ Because decisions being made about AI today will help shape society for years to come 🏙️

Discover the MSc and register your interest for updates 👇 https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/lgai

Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford