This competition is intended for early career researchers and is a three year stipendiary academic research post. The College proposes to elect up to four Fellows by Examination (elsewhere known as Junior Research Fellows) in 2025. The Fellowships are tenable for three years. A successful candidate would normally be expected to take up their Fellowship on or before 1 October 2025.

This competition is intended for established scholars and is a non-stipendiary visiting research post for up to a maximum of one year. The College proposes to elect a Visiting Fellow or Fellows for the academic year 2025-2026. In addition, a Robert S Campbell Visiting Fellow may be elected for research in law, especially Commercial Law, Competition or Antitrust Law, Internal Competition or Antitrust Law, Constitutional Law and Contract Law. A Visiting Fellowship is intended to offer an established scholar, either from abroad or from elsewhere in the United Kingdom, an opportunity to pursue his or her own study and research as a member of the College. Applications are particularly welcome from women and from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic candidates, who are under-represented in academic posts in Oxford.