Members of the Oxford Law Faculty are naturally involved in many individual and group collaborations with academics from around the world. The Law Faculty itself also has formal links with a number of other major law schools.
The Law Faculty has academic exchange programmes with Columbia University, and Melbourne University involving Faculty members and research students working in areas of shared interest, whilst the Faculty's Institute for European and Comparative Law operates similar programmes with the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law, Hamburg, the University of Rome Sapienza and the University of Seville. The Faculty also has links with a number of other universities and academic institutions including the University of Texas, the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, and the University of Sydney. Both Sydney and Melbourne Universities offer scholarships for graduates of those institutions who are accepted for the BCL (The Peter Cameron Sydney Oxford Scholarship and the Allan Myers Scholarships respectively).