You will have gained at least a 2:1 degree (or equivalent) in a mainstream scientific, engineering, mathematics or computer science discipline. We welcome applications at undergraduate, masters and PhD level.
If you would like some further guidance on applying for patent trainee roles and the IP industry, please take a look at the IP Careers website, who provide a comprehensive guide to writing CVs and attending interviews.
You will have gained at least a 2:1 degree (or equivalent) in law or alternative humanities subject (eg. languages or history). We welcome applications at undergraduate, masters and PhD level.
If you would like some further guidance on applying for trade mark trainee roles and the IP industry, please take a look at the CITMA website, which provides detailed information about qualifying as a trade mark attorney.
At CV and interview stage we look for a variety of skills, knowledge and behaviours. We also consider individual qualities each candidate might bring to the role, taking account of their academic studies, research area, and any skills and experience outside of academia. Having a diverse workforce enables us to work effectively across our wide and varied client base, and this brings a richness of ideas and backgrounds to the firm.
It is important to state that we do not expect candidates to have an in-depth knowledge of patents or trade marks, although researching the profession is highly recommended.