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Online Internship Opportunity: IPR Club OurLegalWorld

Apply by 30 September, 2022!

Bar & Bench

OLW-IPR Club, established under the Scheme for Pedagogy & Research in IPRs for Holistic Education & Academia promote Intellectual Property (IP) education and foster IP research for both Indian and International IPR Laws, is looking to engage the services of legal and research interns for a duration of 1 month.

Number of Vacancies: Ten

Duration of Internship: 1 month (October 1 to October 30)

Responsibilities

  • Researching on various topics suggested by the team.

  • Prepare research articles/research papers and reports as per the instructions.

  • The interns shall primarily be required to research, and analyse all important policies and judgments which shall be in the form of blogs, articles/ research papers for publication.

Internship Certificate

The research intern shall be issued a certificate of internship only after completing the internship responsibilities and tenure.

Eligibility

The candidate should be in their 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th year of the 5-year law course and 2nd or 3rd year for the 3-year law course.

Perks

  • Selected articles/blogs will be published on the website www.ourlegalworld.com

  • Certificate of completion upon the successful completion of the tenure

  • Letter of appreciation based on the performance

  • Best ones will get an opportunity to become a part of the core team

  • Get an opportunity to avail of team discounts in our courses.

  • Recognition for best intern

How to Apply?

Click on the link to apply for the online internship opportunity.

Application Deadline: 30 September, 2022

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