Myron Moskovitz, Professor Golden Gate. BS, LLB UC Berkeley. Tutorial Program Normal Oxford education is by tutorials. Each student is assigned a paper to prepare in advance. The student meets weekly with a tutor, reads the paper prepared, and discusses it fully with the tutor.
Tutorials involve much reading, careful writing, and the oral, reasoned defense of a position.
A student may take one 3-credit tutorial. Tutorials are offered each year in European Union Law, International Human Rights, Public International Law, Law of the Sea, Comparative Studies in Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Process, and Legal Philosophy. It is often possible to arrange tutorials in other subjects. Since the absence from Oxford of a Don may preclude the offering, a student enrolling for a tutorial should list an alternate in case the first choice is not available. Tutorials have been offered by Eric Barendt, Chaloka Beyani, Paul Craig, Paul Davies, Andrew Durand, John Eekelaar, Christine Gray, Katharine Grevling, Alan Griffiths, Keith Hawkins, David Hutchinson, Bernadette Lynch, Peter Mirfield, Solange Mouthaan, Frank Rose, Stephen Shute, Steven Smith, Richard Tur, and P. Varadarajan.