Expand your learning, broaden your mind
We are currently experiencing some technical difficulties that may temporarily impact your experience of Law Trove. Please note that our teams are working on a solution with the aim of ensuring normal access can be resumed as soon as possible.
- Access to a range of titles encourages wider reading and deeper understanding
- The Law Trove 2024 collections are now available to purchase: explore the collections
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Upcoming Revision Webinars
We run regular webinars throughout term time to help students, librarians and academics get the most out of Law Trove. They typically last around 30 minutes, and there is time for questions and answers. Times shown are all GMT. Sign up for one of our revision-focussed webinars below:
| Date | Time | |
| Monday 7th April | 12pm | Sign up |
| Thursday 10th April | 10am | Sign up |
| Wednesday 16th April | 2pm | Sign up |
| Thursday 17th April | 11am | Sign up |
| Tuesday 22nd April | 10am | Sign up |
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Diversity of Voices
When using Law Trove students are exposed to different voices, a variety of pedagogical approaches and academic perspectives. Being exposed to this diversity develops critical thinking, encourages investigation, and give students the tools to produce richly referenced written work.
Looking for extra marks? Being able to reference widely, and appreciate the academic debates that underlie your topic is what will lift your work to the next grade. Use Law Trove to help with that.
How to buy Oxford Law Trove
Individual students can purchase subject collections or the complete collection direct from oup.com. Subject collections are priced at £49.99 and are available now, or consider the complete law collection for £209.99, both give access for 12 months. Institutions should contact their campus rep for full details.
Essential Cases
Unique to Law Trove, Essential Cases provide a bridge between course textbooks and key case judgments. They act as a spring board for students to engage with primary case materials, helping law teachers unblock a longstanding barrier.
Discovery
With a rich seam of content at their fingertips students can read around the subject with ease. Further reading can be directed, or students can be encouraged to make use of the powerful search tools to discover content themselves.
Getting the most from Law Trove
Only by setting up a personal profile will you be able to bookmark, annotate, and save your work, getting the most out of Law Trove. Once you have created your personal profile, use the link on the top right of the menu bar to sign in.
