Careers and internships
Attention to facts, clear language and respect for people. If this approach to legal work resonates with you, tell us about yourself.
No open vacancies at the moment
Let’s get acquainted.
You can send your CV without applying for a specific vacancy. Tell us which legal matters interest you and what experience you would like to develop.
A first step into the profession.
An extensive work history is not required to introduce yourself. Tell us about your studies, your interest in law and the work you would like to explore.
Internship availability, work, dates and format are discussed individually. Sending a CV starts a conversation; it does not confirm a placement.
Ask about an internshipWhat to include
Your path
A CV or a brief account of your experience. Students can include their university, course and year of study.
Your interests
The areas of law and tasks that interest you. You can link to your own academic or research work.
Your availability
Your location, preferred way to communicate and available dates. Include a contact for our reply.
Tell us what interests you.
Email the company’s general address. Use “Careers” or “Internship” in the subject line so the purpose of your message is clear.