Does the Law Library of Congress have opportunities for interns?
The Law Library of Congress has opportunities for interns, scholars, and temporary employees. To find out about current openings, visit Law.gov's Opportunities page. This site has information about permanent positions, temporary jobs, internships, and legal scholarship offerings.
Many of the Law Library's internship programs are available remotely, meaning participants do not need to relocate to Washington, DC. To learn more about these programs and find instructions for applying, visit the Internships page.
Established by Congress in 1832, the Law Library has a collection of over 2.65 million volumes spanning the ages and covering virtually every jurisdiction in the world.
We cannot provide legal advice, interpretation, or analysis which could be interpreted as the practice of law; extensive bibliographies or legislative histories; or answers for student homework assignments.
