Legal Intern – Life Sciences Regulatory
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Who is Osborne Clarke?
Osborne Clarke is an international full-service law firm with 26 offices in 13 different countries, spread over 3 continents with more than 2,220 lawyers and employees. Osborne Clarke opened its Brussels office 12 years ago and has rapidly grown into a full-service law firm counting more than 40 qualified lawyers, servicing market leaders, challenger brands and fast-growth businesses all over the world.
What sets us apart? It's our future focus. And it's our culture
Our clients tell us time and time again that we’re approachable, knowledgeable and straightforward. They say it’s a big part of what they like about us, and why they’d choose us again. They know we deliver on client service and sector-based knowledge. But they also know we do all we can to give them the right advice today to help them succeed tomorrow.
Being future focused is part of who we are. It’s our unique culture that has helped us step away from stuffy stereotypes, be brave enough to break the mould and courageous enough to seek out new ways of delivering value, expertise and insights to our clients. Our culture ensures a great working environment that attracts top talent.
Who is Osborne Clarke Brussels looking for?
We are looking for a full-time Legal Intern to assist our Life Sciences Regulatory team during a minimum period of 2 – 3 months, starting October 2025. Full time availability is a plus. The Legal Intern must be eligible to work under a student contract and therefore have student status.
Legal Interns are involved in following tasks: drafting of legal advice, legal research, assisting in project management and business development and involvement in client management or meetings. Of course, they will all have the chance to network with other trainees and colleagues. Our internships are remunerated.
We are looking for someone who:
- has a strong interest in Life Sciences – including pharmaceuticals, medical devices and digital health technologies – and a curiosity about the EU policies and the Regulatory landscape that govern these areas;
- is currently pursuing a Postgraduate or Master's degree (preferably last year) in Law, with excellent academic results;
- is a digital native, comfortable with and fluent in technology;
- is a true team player, with an international mind-set;
- is eager to learn, be innovative and dares to think outside the box;
- is fluent in English, with excellent French and/or Dutch;
- has outstanding oral and written communications skills;
- is personable and contributes positively to a lively work environment.
