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STEM IP Workshop 2026

Explore how a science or engineering background can support a career in intellectual-property law at Bristows.

Location

London

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Law

Format

In-Person

Deadline

23 October 2026

Last verified: 16 September 2026

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About this opportunity

Bristows’ STEM IP Workshop takes place at its London office on 9 December 2026. The event introduces science and engineering students and graduates to intellectual-property law through interactive sessions, a practical case study and networking. Participants will meet the firm’s associates and trainees and learn about further training and career opportunities at Bristows.

Who is it for?

Undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate students studying, or holding, a science or engineering degree who are interested in exploring intellectual-property law.

What you will gain

Insight into using a STEM background within intellectual-property law, experience of a legal case study, information about Bristows’ training opportunities and networking with associates and trainees.

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Requirements

Applicants must be undergraduate, graduate or postgraduate candidates from a science or engineering degree background. Previous legal education or work experience is not stated as a requirement.

How to apply

Complete the online application form through Bristows’ AllHires portal. Selected applicants will then complete a short video interview. Places are not offered on a rolling basis.

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Visit the official Bristows page to apply for this opportunity.

Always confirm eligibility, deadlines, and requirements directly on the official Bristows website before applying. Nentra does not guarantee the accuracy of third-party programme details.

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