Bangalore International Arbitration Centre (BIAC) invites applications for internships for the year 2023.
About the Organisation
The Bangalore International Arbitration Centre (BIAC) is a first-of-its-kind facility designed for conducting domestic and international ad-hoc arbitrations, mediations and contract negotiations. Over the last 5 years it has conducted large commercial arbitrations presided over by retired Supreme Court and High Court judges.
Nature of internship
The intern would be required to attend the arbitrations that have been held at the arbitration centre. The interns will be asked to conduct research on legal topics as required by the arbitrators,write notes, essays, write up on relevant topics as and when required.
Eligibility
The students applying for this position should at least be in their 3rd year of the integrated 5 years law degree. They should have an excellent hold on English and be able to write and communicate freely in this language. They should have legal and analytical skills to understand legal issues. Students should have a good understanding of subjects studied in law school. The opportunity would ensure students to get hands-on experience of alternate dispute mechanisms.
Students in the 3rd, 4th and 5th year of the integrated 5 year law degree can apply; Final year students pursuing 3 years law degree can apply.
Number of Interns
3 (Three)
Location
Bangalore
Duration
1 month, three vacancies are available in the months of November, December and January 2024, respectively.
Application
The applicant will be required to submit an updated resume with a writing sample (writing sample will include any essay, writeup or notes written by the students which are at least more than 300 words). All the applications along with the writing sample must be sent to admin@bacindia.org.
Contact
Email: admin@bacindia.org,
Mob: 8861197932
Click here for the official website.
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