Prepared for Practice.
Externship Application
Please submit the application to Director of Externships, Neha Lall, no later than one week before the start of classes for the semester when your externship will take place.
Once your placement has been approved, you will receive a permission number that you can
use to register for the class online.
At the University of Baltimore School of Law, we offer a range of experiential learning opportunities. Our legal externship programs is an essential component. Getting hands-on experience, strengthening legal skills, building professional connections in the legal community and giving back through public service are just a few benefits. Law students have the opportunity to extern in a variety of legal settings, including courtrooms, private firms, legal services organizations, nonprofits and government agencies.
Watch this video to learn more about our externship programs.
Attorney Externships
Employer Field Placement Application
If you are an employer interested in hosting a University of Baltimore School of Law extern, please review the program requirements and submit the application to the Director of Externships, Neha Lall at nlall@ubalt.edu.
We also encourage you to post your opportunity on our student job board.
Do you want to see the law in action and test your knowledge? Apply for one of our enriching Attorney Externships. With more than 100 organizations participating year-round, these externships allow students to work in the field and complete substantive legal assignments under the supervision of an experienced attorney. Students extern in every legal sector: private, public interest and nonprofit, as well as local, state and federal government.
Judicial Externships
Get to know the legal system from the inside. Apply for a judicial externship—an unforgettable and invaluable experience for any aspiring attorney. Students extern with judges at the state and federal level for trial courts, appellate courts and administrative courts.
SEC Student Honors Program
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has a Student Honors Program. Interested students should apply directly to the SEC.
Advanced Externship
The Advanced Externship for those who have completed the Attorney Practice or Judicial course. It does not have a classroom component but all the other requirements still apply including journal assignments, timekeeping, and individual meetings with the instructor.