Mini-Pupillage 2026/27
A mini-pupillage at Hogarth Chambers offering insight into life at the IP Bar.
London
Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate
Law
In-Person
30 September 2026
Last verified: 15 September 2026
About this opportunity
Hogarth Chambers’ mini-pupillage gives prospective barristers the opportunity to experience life at Hogarth and the IP Bar. Mini-pupils may read and discuss current intellectual property cases with members of Chambers, accompany barristers to court and sit in on client conferences. Chambers aims to ensure mini-pupils see a variety of work with different members.
Who is it for?
Candidates interested in pupillage at Hogarth Chambers and a career at the IP Bar, especially those who have commenced or completed the GDL or entered the final year of a law degree.
What you will gain
Exposure to intellectual property practice, current IP cases, court observation, client conferences, barristers’ work and insight into Hogarth Chambers’ pupillage pathway.
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Requirements
Applicants should usually have commenced or completed the GDL or be in the final year of a law degree. Applications must include a CV and covering letter. The CV must include a breakdown of academic grades by subject from undergraduate level onwards.
How to apply
Email admin@hogarthchambers.com with the subject or marking “Application for Mini Pupillage”. Address the application to the Chambers Director and attach a separate CV and covering letter.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Hogarth Chambers page to apply for this opportunity.
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