Gain Real-World Legal Experience
Internships are an integral part of legal education at Stanford School of Law. They provide students with invaluable hands-on experience, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings, develop professional skills, and build networks within the legal community.
Our internship program connects students with leading law firms, corporate legal departments, courts, NGOs, and government agencies, ensuring exposure to diverse areas of legal practice.
Explore various areas of legal practice
Work with top-tier law firms on corporate law, litigation, intellectual property, and more.
Gain experience in judicial proceedings by interning with district courts, high courts, and tribunals.
Understand in-house legal operations, compliance, and corporate governance.
Contribute to social justice through internships with NGOs and legal aid organizations.
Work with government legal departments, regulatory bodies, and public sector organizations.
Learn alternative dispute resolution mechanisms through specialized internships.
What you gain from practical experience
Apply classroom learning to real legal scenarios and understand how law works in practice.
Develop essential skills like legal research, drafting, client interaction, and courtroom etiquette.
Build connections with legal professionals, mentors, and peers in the industry.
Enhance your resume, gain references, and increase employability in the legal field.
Steps to secure your internship
Browse internship listings on our portal, attend career fairs, and consult with faculty advisors.
Create a professional resume, cover letter, and gather academic transcripts and recommendations.
Apply through the organization's portal or submit documents to our placement cell for assistance.
Prepare for interviews, demonstrate your skills, and await confirmation from the organization.
Complete formalities, attend orientation, and start your internship journey with dedication.