2022/23 Graduate and Clerkship Program null

Your future. Your choice. Choose to make an impact.

Our people are our brand.  Every day, our people play a vital role in helping our clients close deals, explore solutions, resolve disputes, realise opportunities and create an impact. Beyond the law, you will take a commercial approach and apply creative thinking to high-profile transactions, projects and disputes. You will be challenged and empowered as you grow through career-building opportunities and responsibilities early in your legal career. By working across multiple practice areas, you will develop a breadth of skills that will become the foundations for your career.

Why MinterEllison?  Deliver excellence without attitude.

We pride ourselves on providing real work with real clients to our lawyers as early as the Clerkship and Graduate Program, so that you start your graduate career with confidence. You won't be alone, you will have access to our industry-leading and commercially-minded lawyers, partners, and all the professional resources you will need.

What can you expect?  We support sustainable ways of working.

During the Clerkship and Graduate Program you will have opportunities to build authentic and enduring relationships with mentors, your supervising partner, colleagues and a dedicated buddy.  Central to the program is our focus on inspiring your personal and professional growth through learning opportunities and immersion in a culture which values curiosity and innovation.

We know that our strengths are diverse and our diversity creates strength. You will gain experience in different practice areas during the Clerkship and Graduate Program and your graduate career so that you develop an informed point-of-view of your strengths and the areas of law you are truly passionate about.

Your future. Your Choice.  Apply now.

Ready to make an impact? Click "Apply" to register your interest in our Clerkship and Graduate Program.

Applications close Sunday 31 July 2022 at 11.55pm

To be eligible to apply you must be legally permitted to work in Australia.  It is desirable, although not a requirement, that you are in the penultimate or final year of your law degree.