What is the OUP student law panel?

A panel made up of students nationwide currently studying law.

We'd like to select one student rep from each year, from each institution.

Why does OUP have a student law panel?

As the leading publisher in legal textbooks it is important that our products meet your needs.

We hope to develop our products further by gathering feedback and opinions from students across the country.

What will being on a student panel involve?

You will be contacted, mainly via email, and expected to:

• complete 4 - 5 e-surveys a year
• review and offer opinions on new publishing ideas

In addition you may be called upon to attend a focus group with students from other universities or undertake telephone interviews.

Students should be prepared to sign up as a representative for one calendar year, but preferably for the duration of their course. As such, you will remain on the panel until you graduate or request to leave.

How will I be rewarded?

As a participating student you will be rewarded in credits for each task that you complete. The number of credits available for each task will be made clear at the point of circulation. Each credit is worth £5 and can be redeemed on any OUP books of your choice.

Whilst most credits are awarded for the completion of e-surveys, additional credits can be gained for tasks such as submitting a comprehensive book review or taking part in more time-consuming research projects. Please note that if you are invited to attend a focus group all travel and other expenses will be reimbursed.

How do I sign up?

Simply fill in the form below and send back to lawrep@oup.com or post to

Student Panel,
Higher Education Marketing,
Oxford University Press,
Great Clarendon Street,
Oxford, OX2 6DP

Download the form as a pdf | as a Microsoft Word document

When can I expect to hear from you?

You will hear from us shortly after submitting the form.

Please note that the application process for spaces on the 2011-12 Student Law Panel is now closed.

We are, however, still looking for panellists in all academic years to represent the universities below. If you are a law student at one of these universities and would like to participate in the Panel, please apply today.

• University of Aberdeen
• Anglia Ruskin University
• BPP Law School
• University of Cambridge
• University of Chester
• City University
• University of Edinburgh
• University of Huddersfield
• University of Leeds
• University of Lincoln
• University of Liverpool
• Newcastle University
• University of Portsmouth
• School of Oriental and African Studies
• University of Sheffield
• University of Sunderland
• University of Sussex
• University of York