Legal Services Internship: Corporate Law & Compliance

PwC; Antwerpen; On-site; EUR 11,000 - 18,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working

Wellbeing support

Diverse teams

Job summary

PwC (Legal) invites motivated master's students to join our Legal Services Internship. You’ll explore corporate law, employment law, compliance, data privacy and contract management while working alongside experienced professionals.

Gain hands-on experience, learn how legal expertise creates business value, and develop practical skills in a collaborative, supportive environment. The program runs during the 2026-2027 academic year with a minimum one-month commitment, at least three days per week.

Qualifications

• You’re pursuing a master’s degree in Law, Tax, ICT Law, EU Law or a related field.
• You are available for an internship during the academic year 2026-2027.
• You are available to work for a minimum period of one month and at least three days per week.
• You have a genuine interest in business law and the legal challenges organizations face.

Responsibilities

• Support teams on a variety of legal and regulatory projects.
• Conduct legal research and help analyze complex legislation and regulations.
• Assist in preparing legal documents, presentations and client deliverables.
• Learn how businesses manage legal risks and compliance obligations.

Skills

Accountability

Accounting

Business

Client Counseling

Corporate Tax

Economics

Indirect Taxes

Leadership

Legal Practices

Legal Services

Local Taxes

Managerial Accounting

Meeting Organization

Real Estate

Taxes

Tax Management

Tax Services

Education

Master's degree in Law/Tax/ICT Law/EU Law

Job description

PwC (Legal) invites motivated master's students to join our Legal Services Internship. You’ll explore corporate law, employment law, compliance, data privacy and contract management while working alongside experienced professionals.

Gain hands-on experience, learn how legal expertise creates business value, and develop practical skills in a collaborative, supportive environment. The program runs during the 2026-2027 academic year with a minimum one-month commitment, at least three days per week.