Legal Internship Opportunity at Centre for Child Rights (CCR), NUSRL, Ranchi [Offline; 1 Month; Dec 1–30]: Apply by November 20!

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The Centre for Child Rights (CCR) at the National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi, has invited applications for its December 2026 Internship Programme. Centred on the theme of Foster Care, this one-month, field-based internship offers postgraduate law students an opportunity to gain practical exposure to child rights research and welfare mechanisms. Participants will engage with Child Welfare Committee (CWC) members and other stakeholders while studying the implementation of foster care through field research. Interested and eligible candidates can apply by 20 November 2026.

About tCentre for Child Rights (CCR)

The Centre for Child Rights (CCR) is a specialised research centre at the National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi, dedicated to promoting and protecting children’s rights through legal research, advocacy, and academic initiatives. The Centre works on issues affecting children by encouraging research, policy discussions, and community engagement while contributing to the development of child rights jurisprudence and welfare practices.

Through internships, research projects, and academic programmes, CCR seeks to provide students with practical learning opportunities that bridge legal education with field-based experiences in child protection and welfare.

About the Internship

The December 2026 Internship Programme is focused on Foster Care and is designed to provide interns with hands-on experience in field-based legal research. The programme aims to help participants understand the practical implementation of foster care systems while developing research, analytical, and reporting skills.

Interns will interact with Child Welfare Committee (CWC) members and other stakeholders involved in child protection, enabling them to gain practical insights into the functioning of foster care mechanisms and related legal frameworks.

Work

During the internship, selected interns will:

  • Conduct field-based research on foster care.
  • Interact with Child Welfare Committee (CWC) members and other relevant stakeholders.
  • Document field observations during the research process.
  • Analyse responses and findings collected during field visits.
  • Prepare a field report examining the implementation of foster care.

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Eligibility

Applicants must be currently enrolled in an LL.M. or another postgraduate programme in Law.

Duration

The internship will be conducted for one month, from 1 December 2026 to 30 December 2026.

Location

The internship will be conducted offline and will be field-based at the Centre for Child Rights (CCR), NUSRL, Ranchi.

How to Apply

Eligible candidates can submit their applications through the official Google Form released by the Centre for Child Rights. Applicants are advised to complete the application carefully and submit it before the deadline.

For any queries regarding the internship, applicants may contact the Centre at ccr.committee@nusrlranchi.ac.in.

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