Registrastions have now closed. Thank you to those students who completed the online registration form. Students participating in the program will be emailed details about their mentor in the next couple of weeks.

For all queries, please email CDS at law-careers@unimelb.edu.au or phone 03 8344 8094.

This winter the following organisations are offering fabulous internship opportunities to Melbourne Law School students. 

Applications are now open and will close on Monday 28 April 2014 at 12noon.

Students are able to apply for 3 internships from the list above.

Please refer to Law Online, Jobs Section for more information and to apply.

These opportunities are open to second and later year JD students only.

Each internship opportunity advises if it can be taken as placement for the Legal Internship elective subject, or in some cases as voluntary internships. 

Career Development Service can help you with your internship applications.

Please either book a consultation via Law Online or feel welcome to bring your hardcopy application to one Internships Drop-in sessions, times below: 

Wednesday 16 April - 10am to 11am

Thursday 24 April - 1.30pm to 2.30pm

First year students will be broadly matched with a mentor on the basis of some common interest. For more information see the Mentor Program Guidelines.

Registrations close on 9.00am 24^th April 2014. Apply here now!

You will be advised of the outcome of your application by early May.

Uni-Capitol Washington Internships seeks to match students annually and exclusively to Congressional offices.

UCWIP 2015 internships will run from Monday, 5 January through Friday, 27 February 2015.

A compulsory information session is being held on 1 May for students who are interested in applying. You must attend the information session if you plan to apply.

Please refer to Law Online’s Event sections: Uni-Capitol Washington Internship Information Session for more information. 

To express your interest in applying, please email the Career Development Service on law-careers@unimelb.edu.au with UCWIP in the subject line.

Law students must be eligible to enrol in the Legal Internship subject and be Australian citizens (or dual citizens). You may also wish to visit www.facebook.com/UCWIP

Graduates of The University of Melbourne share their career tips for current students to benefit from. In this clip about interviews, the alumni tell you what to expect, how to prepare and approaches to answering questions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIT9FFyww7g&feature=youtu.be

This link is saved to the Resources section of Law Online and can be accessed at any time.

More videos in this series will be available soon!