Allan Myers Oxford Scholars Scholarship

After completing his studies at Melbourne in 1969, Chancellor Allan Myers AO QC (LLB(Hons) 1970) travelled to Oxford to complete his BCL in 1971. The ties he established between the two universities gave Mr Myers the idea to start and to fund student and academic exchanges between Melbourne and Oxford. Now the Myers scholarships provide the opportunity for several students to study at Oxford each year and are the foundation upon which other ties between the two law schools have been built.

What are the benefits?

A single payment of £20,000 is paid towards the recipient's tuition at the University of Oxford.

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:

• Be a domestic or international student
• Be admitted and enrolled in the Melbourne JD at Melbourne Law School
• Demonstrate that you are undertaking a Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) or Master of Science in Law and Finance (MSc LF) at the University of Oxford.
• See Melbourne Law School Degree Partnerships,

Selection criteria:

The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit.

Please note: the University of Oxford will supply Melbourne Law School with applicants' personal statements and transcripts, as provided in their application to the University of Oxford, for consideration of this scholarship.