Students

Under the supervision of the Centre’s director, faculty and associated scholars, clinic students research and analyze major religious freedom cases at the European and U.S. levels, participate in international workshops, and engage in the preparation and filing amicus briefs. To gain this experience, students are invited to apply for the Centre's Internship Program.

All students are invited and encouraged to take part in the class Freedom of Speech and Religion in the US Supreme Court Jurisprudence taught by Prof. Franciszek Longchamps de Bérier at Jagiellonian University since 2007.

Internship Program

The Centre for Law and Religious Freedom is seeking Interns to join its research and clinic activities dedicated to fostering professional skills and values through the lens of pro bono religious freedom lawyering. As a Centre’s Intern, you will:

1. Help select and manage a portfolio of Centre’s clinic cases;
2. Participate in researching, writing, and editing briefs, complaints, court filings of all types, and other related research projects;
3. Meet regularly with the Centre teams to prepare and strategize in their casework and research
4. Promote the Centre’s work, including via social media posts and website updates;
5. Assist in developing Centre materials and planning and executing Centre programming and events;
6. Investigate and develop new Centre projects and follow up on inquiries for Centre assistance;
7. Perform other Centre’s related duties as assigned.

Join the CLRF!

Information about the new call for applications will be announced.