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Explore legal questions with an academic mentor, collaborate on a research paper, and develop the writing and analysis skills used in university-level law study.
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Current status
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Eligibility
Motivated students; English C1
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£995
Duration
1 month
Format
Online
Application deadline
Rolling · Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Save programOxford Scholastica's research internship takes you through a legal investigation with an academic mentor and a small peer group.
You develop a research question, write and revise part of a shared paper, present findings, and prepare the work for journal submission.
The strongest fit is a student who enjoys reading, building arguments, and collaborating on an academic project.
The Law Online Research Internship is Oxford Scholastica Academy's mentored introduction to university-level legal research. Students investigate a focused legal question and collaborate on an academic paper through live online sessions.
Topics include international law in crisis, corporate greenwashing, gender and equality, and human rights law. The experience combines background reading, case analysis, writing, peer review, and presenting findings before preparing a paper for the OxJournal editorial board.
The four-session sequence makes the research process concrete, from defining a question to presenting a finished argument.
Mentor feedback and peer review give students opportunities to improve their writing during the project.
Groups of 3-4 share responsibility for a paper, providing practice in coordinating an academic project.
The legal topics connect research to real questions about rights, accountability, equality, and corporate conduct.
Aspiring law students who want to test their interest through reading, legal analysis, and collaborative academic writing.
You want paid employment or practical duties in a law firm; this is a research and mentoring experience.
It can be worthwhile if you want structured feedback while tackling a legal question in depth. A shared research paper gives you something specific to reflect on when explaining your interest in law.
The value depends on doing the reading and contributing your own analysis between meetings. Consider it an investment in research practice rather than a guarantee of university admission, and remember that publication involves editorial submission.
A practical overview of cost, time commitment, provider details, student outcomes and online support to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£995; includes 12 hours of academic mentorship., Guided exploration of a legal research topic., Co-authoring a research paper with fellow interns., Support toward academic journal publication., Dedicated support and guidance., Graduation ceremony and Certificate of Achievement., Mentor recommendation for interns meeting the criteria., Ambassador Program invitation..
Dates and time commitment
1 month; 4 × 3h Sat/Sun; ≥3h/week independent work.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: The main output is a co-authored legal research paper prepared for submission to the OxJournal editorial board.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
There are four three-hour live mentoring sessions over consecutive weekends. Students should also allow at least three hours each week for independent research and writing.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, session schedule, payment terms, cancellation rules, support expectations and what output or certificate is included with the provider.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Moderate to high, with at least six hours per week.
Best started
Begin planning several weeks before applying through rolling admissions.
Main challenge
Turning reading into a focused argument while coordinating shared writing.
Choose a legal topic you can explain a clear interest in.
Draft a personal statement showing your motivation to research law.
Plan uninterrupted weekend attendance and separate research time during the week.
Practice recording sources and summarizing an argument in your own words.
Useful if
You want to test your readiness for academic legal research.
You work with an academic mentor and peers to investigate a legal question and produce a shared research paper. Each session moves the project forward, with reading, research, and writing between meetings.
Meet your mentor, narrow the topic, and form a research group of 3-4.
Read background material, select a research question, and plan the paper's sections.
Research your assigned section and discuss findings with your mentor and peers.
Develop the argument, review peers' work, and revise your writing using feedback.
Combine the paper, present findings, and finalize references and formatting for OxJournal submission.
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Applications
Rolling admissions
Applications are assessed without a fixed calendar deadline.
International Law in Crisis Research Internship
8-29 August 2026
Sessions on 8, 15, 22, and 29 August; Saturdays 12-3pm UK time.
Gender and the Law – Equality, Identity and Justice
8-29 August 2026
Sessions on 8, 15, 22, and 29 August; Saturdays 12-3pm UK time.
Corporate Greenwashing
9-30 August 2026
Sessions on 9, 16, 23, and 30 August; Sundays 4-7pm UK time.
Human Rights Law - Rights, Protection and Accountability
9-30 August 2026
Sessions on 9, 16, 23, and 30 August; Sundays 4-7pm UK time.
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Applications | Rolling admissions | Local | Reference date | |
International Law in Crisis Research Internship | 8-29 August 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Gender and the Law – Equality, Identity and Justice | 8-29 August 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Corporate Greenwashing | 9-30 August 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Human Rights Law - Rights, Protection and Accountability | 9-30 August 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Aged 15-18 at the internship's start.
Motivated to learn about the chosen legal subject.
English at C1 level, equivalent to IELTS 6.5.
Personal statement demonstrating motivation.
International students able to attend the specified live times.
Program fee
£995 — One-month research internship.
Funding or discounts
What's included
12 hours of academic mentorship., Guided exploration of a legal research topic., Co-authoring a research paper with fellow interns., Support toward academic journal publication., Dedicated support and guidance., Graduation ceremony and Certificate of Achievement., Mentor recommendation for interns meeting the criteria., Ambassador Program invitation.
Open the official application form and select online study for your age group.
Complete the application, including a personal statement showing your motivation.
Await the provider's application review and acceptance decision.
Pay the full internship fee to confirm an accepted place.
Complete the Student Information Form before the internship starts.
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The internship uses Zoom for four live, three-hour mentoring sessions on consecutive weekends, totaling 12 live hours. Allow at least three additional hours each week for reading, research, and writing; the detailed Law tracks meet Saturdays 12-3pm or Sundays 4-7pm UK time.
Interns are expected to attend every session; missed dates may require assigned replacement work.
An academic researcher guides the shared legal project.
The named Law mentor is Athanasios Peftinas, an Oxford Law DPhil candidate.
Four three-hour sessions provide 12 hours of live mentorship.
Mentors help refine questions, structure ideas, and develop paper sections.
Draft writing receives personalized mentor feedback.
Peers review one another's work before the final presentation.
Use a reliable internet connection.
Arrange a quiet workspace.
Live meetings take place through Zoom.
The provider supplies the necessary connection software.
Progress is reviewed through mentor feedback, peer review, a collaborative research paper, and a presentation.
Main deliverable / output
The main output is a co-authored legal research paper prepared for submission to the OxJournal editorial board.
An individual contribution to the shared paper.
A presentation of the group's findings.
Certificate of Achievement after successful completion.
A personalized recommendation if the provider's criteria are met.
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