Legal Horizons
A one-day programme providing interactive workshops, panel discussions, and networking for aspiring commercial lawyers at Covington's London office. Structured into three streams: Litigation, Corporate & Commercial, and Competition & Antitrust.
London
Undergraduate
Law
In-Person
9 October 2026
Last verified: 15 September 2026
About this opportunity
The Covington Legal Horizons programme offers a unique opportunity to gain first hand exposure to some of Covington's core practices within their London office. Participants can choose from three streams: Litigation, Arbitration & White Collar Investigations; Corporate & Commercial; or Competition & Antitrust. The one-day programmes include interactive workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, all tailored to help students start building a successful career in law.
Who is it for?
University students from any discipline, from their second year, who are on track for a 2:1 degree and have achieved ABB at A Level (or equivalent).
What you will gain
Skills, insights, and connections needed to thrive as a commercial lawyer through interactive workshops, panel discussions, and networking.
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Requirements
On track for a 2:1 degree; achieved ABB at A Level (or equivalent); university student from any discipline in at least their second year.
How to apply
Submit an application between 28 August 2026 and 9 October 2026 via the Covington & Burling LLP website.
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