This internship is an opportunity for an HLS student to learn about state government, gain experience drafting legislation and building political consensus, chart the key power players in state-level policy work, and contribute to the formation of a groundbreaking public bank.

This role is ideal for candidates passionate about energy policy, clean energy, and utility regulation. As a legal intern, you will assist legal staff at the DPU.

Professor Kristen Stilt is seeking to hire a Teaching Fellow for Animal Law in Spring 2026. This is a 2-credit course on Tuesdays from 3:45-5:45.

Posted on behalf of Eitan Hersh, Professor of Political Science at Tufts University Seeking a Teaching Assistant for Tufts undergrad class, American Conservatism. The TA…

Position Announcement: Teaching Fellow Course: International Law of the Sea (HLS 2958)
Instructor: James Kraska, Visiting Professor of Law and John Harvey Gregory Lecturer…

My work investigates how people develop legal expertise while they are incarcerated. I am hiring a research assistant to conduct caselaw research and curate academic…

The clinics below have 1 or more open seat available, that you can enroll in today.

Applications for the Harvard Law School and University of Cambridge J.D./LL.M. Joint Degree Program are due on Friday, January 9, 2026. For complete program and…

Posted on behalf of the Harvard College Dean of Students Office We are currently recruiting new proctors for the 2026-2027 academic year to live and work…

The Harvard Journal of Law & Technology (JOLT) is excited to announce its Student Note Competition for Volume 39, Issue 2! Submissions should engage with…

Professor Fofana is looking to hire 2 Teaching Fellows for his Public International Law class for the Spring 2026 term. It is expected that the…

Harvard Law’s Journal on Legislation (JOL) is now accepting Student Note submissions for its next edition (Vol. 63.2). JOL is a bipartisan journal, presenting pieces…

The Land Court is now accepting applications for its winter/spring internship cycle. Internships are part-time and require a minimum of 15 hours per week.

The Harvard International Law Journal publishes one Student Note per issue, and is currently taking submissions for Volume 67(2) until Dec 23, 2025. Successful Notes…

Liberty Justice Center interns play an integral role on our dynamic team. From day one, interns are mentored by an experienced constitutional litigator and are assigned substantive work from our unique and high-impact case portfolio.