Social Mobility Open Day 2026
Discover HSF Kramer’s work, culture and social-mobility initiatives while connecting with trainees, associates and members of its Social Mobility Network.
London
Undergraduate
Law
In-Person
1 October 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
HSF Kramer’s Social Mobility Open Day gives students and graduates from socially mobile backgrounds a deeper insight into the firm and its legal work. Participants will learn about the firm’s Social Mobility Network, connect with trainees and associates and receive guidance from the Early Careers team on navigating legal applications. The event is scheduled for 20 October 2026 in London.
Who is it for?
Current university students and graduates from any degree discipline who are from socially mobile backgrounds and interested in commercial law.
What you will gain
Insight into HSF Kramer’s legal work and culture, information about its social-mobility initiatives, application advice and opportunities to connect with trainees, associates and members of the Social Mobility Network.
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Requirements
Applicants should be current university students or graduates with an interest in commercial law who identify with a socially mobile or lower socioeconomic background. Full eligibility requirements should be checked when the application form opens.
How to apply
Complete the online application through HSF Kramer’s early-careers portal between 1 September and 1 October 2026. Applications are expected to be reviewed after the deadline.
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