Crime and Corruption Commission Queensland
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Intern (Legal)
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Role details
Overview
The Crime and Corruption Commission is a Queensland statutory agency investigating major crime and public-sector corruption. Its legal internship supports senior lawyers with legal research, draft advice, presentations, communications and quality assurance. The programme combines supervised work and professional development. The summer placement runs from 23 November 2026 to 12 February 2027, with an end-of-year break; a further placement runs from 21 June to 16 July 2027. Applicants must study law or a Juris Doctor at a Brisbane-based university and have permission to undertake paid work in Australia. Undergraduate applicants must be in third or fourth year with at least 16 subjects completed. Two positions share this application.
Requirements
- Degree type: Bachelor of Laws, postgraduate law, Juris Doctor
- Working rights: Eligibility to undertake paid work in Australia, security vetting applies.
- Eligibility: Student / early career; enrolled at a Brisbane-based university. Bachelor of Laws: third or fourth year and at least 16 completed subjects. Postgraduate law: completed Bachelor of Laws; non-law Juris Doctor entrants: official role documents require at least 12 completed subjects, while programme webpage says 16; check applicable threshold. Degree requirements: Bachelor of Laws; postgraduate law; Juris Doctor
Program timeline
- Applications close
- 2026-10-11 (Unconfirmed timing)
- Program start
- 2026-11-23 (Unconfirmed timing)
- Intake
- CCC Internship Program 2026/27 — 2026/27