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	text:  larger  smaller		The Oxford undergraduate law programmes are among the UK's most highly regarded. Many Oxford law graduates go on to rewarding careers in the legal professions, but many choose other walks of life and the programmes cater equally to them. The programmes are also widely admired outside the UK. As a graduate of Oxford Law you will be much in demand for your rigour, thoughtfulness, adaptability, and clarity of thought and expression. Read Julie Ferry's article on legal careers and education, A law unto itself in The Guardian (19 May 2007) featuring an interview with an Oxford Law student. Our undergraduate law programmes: the regular three-year BA in Law, the four-year BA in Law with Law Studies in Europe, and the one-year Diploma in Legal Studies. Admissions requirements and procedures for undergraduate study in law, with links to the relevant parts of the Oxford undergraduate studies prospectus. For brief answers to all your burning questions about life as an Oxford undergraduate law student see the general undergraduate FAQs. For more on colleges, interviews, and so on, visit our undergraduate admissions FAQs More information on the college law societies and the law joint consultative committee. Our undergraduate handbook(pdf) - outlining the main rules and requirements for our undergraduate programmes, and briefing undergraduate students on what to expect. Undergraduate prospectus (covering all subjects and colleges) Provision for students and applicants with disabilities.