Posted by - DIAC is accepting applications for its Internship Programme. It will provide first-hand, practical experience of the role and functions performed by a leading arbitral institution.
- At DIAC, you will work with a dynamic, multicultural, and professional team of arbitration lawyers on the administration of cases under the DIAC Rules.
Tenure of Engagement
- The maximum period of 4 weeks, which can be extended to 8 weeks.
- However, with prior approval of the coordinator of DIAC, the internship may be for a shorter or longer duration.
Mode
On successful completion of the internship, the intern will be eligible for a certificate from DIAC provided they adhere to the guidelines and have regular attendance at DIAC.
Roles to cater to
- Reading, commenting on and drafting documents related to current arbitration cases.
- Doing research for the preparation of conferences, presentations and publications.
- Assisting the team in its daily case-management tasks; reviewing, analysing and commenting on legal submissions.
- Research tasks for the preparation of conferences, presentations and publications.
- Other projects based on the intern’s interests and background.
Eligibility
- 3rd year of study (or higher) of a 5 year law program OR
- 2nd year of study (or higher) of a 3 year law program OR
- Law student pursuing LLM/pursuing PhD.
Preference will be given to students showing keen interest in or having knowledge and understanding of Arbitration, Mediation and Conciliation.
Rewards
DIAC internships are not remunerated.
NOTE: Applicants should note that DIAC will not cover their cost of travel or any other expenses.
Applying Procedure
Documents required as a part of the internship application:
- A short CV.
- A cover letter/statement of interest describing your objectives and motivation in applying for an
internship with DIAC. - Letter of Reference preferably from the University of the applicant.
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