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International Internship Program

The University of Chicago Law School administers an international internship program in which students who have completed at least one year of basic American law study (“JD study”) are considered for summer 2008 employment by employers outside the United States. The purpose of the program is to bring together students who have an interest in international practice with employers who will provide supervision and experience in legal practice. Please complete the following information at your earliest convenience and click the Submit button at the end for the information to be transmitted. If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact Susan Staab, Assistant Director of Career Services.

Employer Name:
Web address:
Address at which the student’s employment would be located:
City:
Country
ZIP/Post Code

Preferred Time Period of Internship
Please note that University of Chicago Law Students who are completing their first year of study will finish their final examinations on June 13, 2008 and report back for our on-campus interview program on September 2, 2008. Students completing their second year resume classes on September 29, 2008.
Specify dates if applicable:
Description of work student will be involved with during the internship:
Specify work permit or visa requirements:

Describe minimum internship requirements, if any, in the following areas:
Language skills:
Prior course of study:
Prior work experience:
Other (please describe):
Estimate the amount and form of compensation, if any, to the student:
Compensation is not a prerequisite to participation in the program; however, a stipend that can cover the student's basic summer living costs will certainly make it possible for more students to apply for an employer’s position. If you have an established summer program for students in your country, the conditions already offered might make a suitable starting point; if you have no existing program, you might consider an hourly, weekly, or monthly wage; a stipend that would cover living and travel expenses, or direct reimbursement for travel and living expenses.

What documents should a student submit in support of their application: (check all needed)
Number of recommendation letters required:
Other documents required (please specify):

How would you like students to submit application materials?
please provide email address or instructions if student will apply online:
If address is different than listed above, please specify
Other (please describe):
Application materials should be submitted by the following date:

Do you require an interview?

Name of the individual who will be responsible for the student intern and available for follow-up contact by the University of Chicago Law School Office of Career Services:
Contact name:
Contact title:
Contact e-mail:
Contact telephone:

Will your firm provide assistance in locating summer housing for participating students?
Contact name:
Contact title:
Contact e-mail:
Contact telephone:
Approximate monthly housing cost:
Comments/Notes:
 

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